> There's no need to have collective worship. There is probably at least a billion people on earth who disagree with you. Curious if you were raised in Americ

> There's no need to have collective worship. There is probably at least a billion people on earth who disagree with you. Curious if you were raised in American Evangelical Protestant Christianity? It sounds like the kind of thing I hear often from exvangelicals. > Collective worship is only important with regards to collecting money from a congregation. It's a money making scheme, not a religious prerogative. Those tv preachers who have gotten filthy rich probably disagree with the necessity for corporate worship to make money. They’re probably seeing the covid lockdowns as a great way to make even more money. I do strongly agree with you in teaching our children about Shakespeare, geometry, and classics though. We might have different motivations for doing so, but I’m glad to see that even a non-religious person sees a necessity for those things.