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Worldview Conflicts: Dual-Faith Education

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Sasha, parents with different religion learn to compromise with each other and sometimes just not talk about it to avoid long debates. People in different beliefs may have worldview conflicts, but they learn to be respectful about it with each other. Majority of the times, having dual-faith education are enriching and will strengthen families and benefit children

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