Should Red State parents expect their kids to be traumatized by "Christianity"??

Seems to me like we have a real problem, and maybe it's because we haven't decided if how and whether public schools should cope with the non establishment clause, or maybe it's just a question of whether we are a "Christian nation" and what that means, but in the meantime, I'm worried about our kids, who are caught in the middle.

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/education/article_97dc38c2-3a0d-11ed-a388-3f7b65892ceb.html

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ArishMell · 70-79, M

"Traumatised"? Trauma? Really?

You might be "traumatised" by surviving an aeroplane crash that has killed most of the occupants, or having been a victim of years of cruelty evil though not actually dangerous to your life; but what do you mean here?

It is clearly wrong to indoctrinate others into a narrow belief shrouded in ignorance and distrust of others, by parents as well as schools; but it would hardly be shocking to be taught about religion properly. In fact that should be right.

What do I mean by " religion properly"?

So you gain a balanced knowledge not only of Christianity but also the world's several other main religions, so you can make up your own mind which or none to follow; whilst also understanding and respecting the beliefs of others and their right to those beliefs without harming others.

It should have nothing to do with party-politics either, Establishment or not.