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  Nobody is trying to "outlaw" the Christian faith just trying to get a bit of common sense to it. Christianity, like Islam, Atheism etc, is a faith and as such is a personal opinion. No faith should be taught at primary level where the pupils are expected to take everything as fact and therefore it is wrong to put Jesus was the son of god on the same level as two and two is four and plants need sunlight and water to grow.
  
  Creation is a faith thing, with no logical or scientific basis, and any teaching of it should be left to RE lessons at secondary level, where it can be discussed along with other myths or religious theories.
  
  By the way, a faith is something you hold to be true and Atheism qualifies because I, along with far more than theists would like to realise, firmly believe that there is no such thing as god nor does the universe need one, although clearly many people do.

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