Religion should be taught in schools because it is the only way to restore society's lost moral standards and real values. Religion is a method for us to express our differences while being united. People follow various religions, yet they all share the same moral principles. Learning religion is a great method to get to know the world. There are many different cultures with their own unique beliefs, so learning about them helps us understand ourselves better. Schools should teach religion because it keeps people honest and acts as a guide for good behavior. If there were no religion, then people would be more likely to cheat on exams or use drugs. Also without religion people would have nothing to hold them back from doing terrible things. For example, scientists have studied how animals act under controlled conditions and have found that when given free will, most of them will misuse this power by killing others of their species or themselves. However, teaching religion does present some problems. For example, religious texts can be difficult to interpret correctly. It is hard to explain ideas that haven't been put into words; therefore, we must rely on teachers and parents to explain them to us. The problem with this is that not everyone can do this, so we may make mistakes based on what other people tell us instead of using our own brains. Another problem with teaching religion in schools is that it can lead students to believe that their way of thinking is wrong.