The debate continues
A recurring discussion, both on the Isle of Man and further afield, is about the teaching of religious studies in schools.
Some hold the view that schools should be entirely secular, and separate from any influence of religion.
Others might argue learning about world religions is important in combating intolerance of other cultures.
Dollin Mercer asked Sue Moore, R.S. teacher and head teacher at QEII High School, her thoughts on the matter.
'Pressure in the system' but bed figures are wrong says Manx Care
Health Body disputes 46% reduction in hospital bed spaces
Work permits 'form part of longer-term plan' says Johnston
Enterprise minister gives update on reforming work permit system
First Deemster and Clerk of Rolls appointed to senior roles
Corlett also joins Courts of Appeal in Jersey and Guernsey
Mother's Day recognition for women who ‘shape our community’
Public Health Isle of Man’s praise for organ donation campaigner