Ben Justice - Religion, Democracy and the American Public School

Ben Justice, a professor at Rutgers, discusses the role of religion in American public schools. He critiques both the political right's push for religious control in education and the left's desire to remove religion entirely. Justice argues for a balanced approach, emphasizing the importance of religious diversity and expression in schools to foster a healthy democracy. He advocates for teaching about religion by qualified educators to enhance students' understanding and promote a democratically minded citizenry.

In what ways does Ben Justice suggest that understanding religion can benefit students in a diverse society?

What does Ben Justice propose as a solution for teaching about religion in public schools?