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When religious organisations have a monopoly on charitable work people need that monopoly has bad consequences. Notably religious groups are keen to provide child care. Parents of poor families sometimes desperately need child care so they can go to work and provide for their children. Unfortunately when churches do child care religious indoctrination likely gets included. The world needs secular child care.

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  • When religious organisations have a monopoly on charitable work people need that monopoly has bad consequences. Notably religious groups are keen to provide child care. Parents of poor families sometimes desperately need child care so they can go to work and provide for their children. Unfortunately when churches do child care religious indoctrination likely gets included. The world needs secular child care.
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  • When religious organisations have a monopoly on charitable work people need that monopoly has bad consequences. Notably religious groups are keen to provide child care. Parents of poor families sometimes desperately need child care so they can go to work and provide for their children. Unfortunately when churches do child care religious indoctrination likely gets included. The world needs secular child care.
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