Well, that article already seems extremely anti-theistic, but this is what I say: Some religious beliefs, such as that medical treatments like blood transfusions are bad, I don't know how any person could believe that, and I'm really certain that there is no logical reasoning behind it, or at least there isn't any in the Christian faith. That is just basic keeping your kids safe and healthy. And, for other beliefs such as Creationism, I think it would be utterly stupid to have that considered child abuse, because then eventually teaching [i]any[/i] religious beliefs at all would be considered child abuse, more bans, and eventually there will be no more freedom of religion. And besides, at least in the USA, religion is not taught in schools; the public schools teach secular curriculum, and the religious stuff is taught by churches and parents. Of course I'm kind of uncomfortable with over-extreme religious zealotry in many cases, so I wouldn't mind discouraging some of the more extreme and immoral religious beliefs, but let the schools teach the "proper education" and let the parents teach religion and take their children to church. Prohibiting that would be a step backwards for individual rights and a step forward for more government oppression.