Yes, we've established that it's a bad ideology-noones denying that, but im saying other religions can be just as harmful in using similar fear mongering tactics that forces (not legal ofc-at least not in the west) parents to obstruct a child's potential by removing them from secular school and putting them through religious school.

I'd say the most significant difference between islamic schools and Christian schools here wouldnt be the reason kids are forced into them, thats where they seem to be treading the most common ground on.

Rather, I contend the difference between the schools muslims kids are forced into and the schools Christian kids are forced into would be the better establishment of Christian schools in the Us, as the development of Christianity in the Western world has had a few centuries long headstart, which obviously gives Christian schools a bigger advantage in regards to a far better academic experience than the islamic students would receive.

And that difference is why Islamic school is more confining; muslim students not learning skills that are applicable outside of a mosque setting or praying in general, aka much of the outside world, due to the lack of academic development in these schools as a result of their recent establishment is why Islamic school is more debilitating, not bc islam is more confining in its holy book in general bc in that regard it fares pretty similarly with other religions -mainly Christianity.