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The 23 pages that link to Religious education, each with the reason it gives.

• Religious authorityRelated: Teachers and institutions transmit authorized interpretations to new generations.

• Moral educationRelated: Religious traditions often provide moral teachings, though moral education need not be religious.

• ReligionRelated: Instruction passes religious knowledge and norms between generations.

• HomeschoolingRelated: Religious commitments are one reason families choose home-based education.

• Ten CommandmentsRelated: The commandments are commonly taught as a compact summary of duties to God and neighbor.

• ClergyRelated: Instruction is a clerical responsibility in many communities.

• Islamic educationNarrower topic: Islamic education is one historically diverse form of religious education.

• CatechesisCompared with: The term can describe academic study, while catechesis forms people within a Christian tradition.

• Church–state relationsRelated: Its place in public schools and state-supported institutions varies with church–state arrangements.

• Catholic educationRelated: It is a curricular area through which Catholic schools teach beliefs and practices.

• CongregationRelated: Teaching passes religious knowledge between generations within congregational life.

• Sunday schoolNarrower topic: Sunday school is a church-based form of religious education.

• DiscipleshipRelated: Learning is one part of following a teacher, alongside conduct and communal life.

• Secular educationCompared with: It may form part of a secular school’s curriculum, but differs when instruction promotes a faith.

• Soviet anti-religious campaignRelated: State limits on religious teaching disrupted the transmission of belief between generations.

• Catholic schoolNarrower topic: Catholic schooling makes religious education part of an institution's broader educational mission.

• Parochial schoolRelated: It distinguishes parochial schooling from education without a religious curriculum.

• Private schoolRelated: Religious institutions have long founded schools outside direct state control.

• Religious organizationRelated: Education carries the organization's teachings to members and future leaders.

• Faith-Based OrganizationsRelated: Education is a common way these organizations transmit religious knowledge and sustain communities.

• National churchRelated: National churches have often influenced schooling and public instruction in their countries.

• Religious textRelated: Study of religious writings transmits teachings across generations.

• Place of worshipRelated: Many worship sites host classes and study alongside rites.