and has never been a Judeo-Christian nation (and even using that word is in itself both nonsensical and insulting -- it implies that Judaism is merely a form of Christianity). Our indigenous inhabitants were not Christian until converted by missionaries. Our population has always included migrants who did not subscribe to any form of Christianity -- the Chinese migrants to the goldfields were some of the earliest. Our Constitution guarantees no state-mandated religion. And holding no religious belief at all well predates any white settlement on this continent. RUAP would insist, however, that children be taught nothing of Australia's varied religious heritage. That children be misled into thinking that white settlement brought one form of religion to this country, establishing itself as the sole possessor of Australian spirituality. And just to drive the point home, the RUAP have this policy: 15. Protect Australia from multiculturalism. People who live in Australia should become Australian -- we are multi-ethnic, not multi-cultural. We do not advocate homogenising -- immigrants are free to celebrate their own backgrounds, but must respect the Australian culture. We are opposed to a dual legal system, i.e. we oppose introduction of Sharia law in Australia. We will educate people about the implications of radical Islamic teaching. We advocate no Centrelink benefits for polygamists. Freedom of speech -- unless you want to talk about sharia law in a positive way. Freedom of religion -- unless that religion is something RUAP finds abhorrent. Celebrate ethnic heritage -- within narrowly specified guidelines