> You wouldn't want to let your kids know that there are different schools of thought on any issue.
> You wouldn't want them to even consider the possiblility that one or more of their parents may not have all the answers.
> You wouldn't want to have them see you struggling with what you believe and how it should be applied.
> You wouldn't want them to have to see their parents coming to a compromise.
> And you certainly wouldn't want them to think about these things for themselves.
>
> Rivikah

Because they obviously would never leave their houses to find other schools of thought and other questions and answers.
And the parents, of course, would never encounter external problems that would challenge the application of their beliefs.
And religious issues are the only conflicts said parents would ever have.

All sarcasm aside, these are just being thrown out there for Monkeyman to pick from. If he doesn't want to put it on his list, he doesn't have to.

Nyperold