I'm grateful for my faith. We have a few Muslims in my country, and some who adhere to traditional tribal religions, but the nation is predominantly Christian. Not all people in Kenya are religious, but all have a deep respect for religion. In my culture it's unanimously agreed that there is a God, and you respect him. Kenya has school prayer, and most schools are church sponsored.
Many schools have compulsory weekly church services.
They consider Christian beliefs to be rubbish. I've never encountered that attitude before. We never care much about that in Kenya. The shape of your body just isn't very important to us. Since arriving in Orange County, Njuguna has come to love Orange Coast College, the beach and the local cuisine.