> "still subjected to it" I'm a den leader for cub scouts in the US. In our pack, we leave the directly-religious requirements up to the family to accomplish i

> "still subjected to it" I'm a den leader for cub scouts in the US. In our pack, we leave the directly-religious requirements up to the family to accomplish in whatever way they see fit (i'm fine if that includes doing nothing). Beyond that, any other would-be religious aspects are really just "be a good human" without any specific references. At least 1/3 of my oldest son's den is not Christian.