I mean even in state or European university ( you must take humanity or social class and literature class . Sometimes it could introduction to islam or Judaism and sometimes is Bible class.
Jaysus Krist! Someone has moved France out of Europe overnight without me being aware of it!.
For your perusal Sarah, since 1904 France has a strict separation between Religion and State. There is no introduction to the faith of Islam, Judaism or no Bible class in french public school. When/if mentionned its generally in an History course with faith, beliefs and practices not even mentionned. What you are saying is misinformed.
In French State universities you can do a major in topics related to religion matters and faith but you see, following these courses is a deliberate CHOICE from an adult. It is not mandatory.
If a kid (or should I say the parent's kid) wants to have religious education s/he goes to a private school or follow the weekly 1 or 2 hour courses organized by his/her church/temple/masjid. That's what I did a few decades ago as a kid in France.
It doesn’t hurt anyone to learn a little bit about other beliefs. /quote]
The above sentence of yours is pretty rich and I encourage you to think about it considering that agnoticism and atheism are forms of (dis)belief. Why should they be illegal considering that over 1 billion people on Earth (source: atlasocio) declare not having a religion?
Animism is the belief of over 300 millions people in the world, a number superior to the whole population of Indonesia, with some of the followers being Indonesian natives. Why does Pancasila and UUD not recognize it as a worthy belief?