This tension often arises in multicultural societies where schools aim to create inclusive environments that respect and acknowledge different cultural backgrounds. While the intention behind religious studies is typically to promote tolerance, it can sometimes be met with resistance if students feel their own heritage is underrepresented or if they are asked to study aspects of other religions with which they may be unfamiliar.
This tension often arises in multicultural societies where schools aim to create inclusive environments that respect and acknowledge different cultural backgrounds. While the intention behind religious studies is typically to promote tolerance, it can sometimes be met with resistance if students feel their own heritage is underrepresented or if they are asked to study aspects of other religions with which they may be unfamiliar.