Fefe has kindly pointed out that in the Bavarian Constitution, the fear of God as the first target the (public?) Education is committed. But not alone there. The fear of God actually found in three other state constitutions as a primary educational goal: Baden-Wuerttemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate.
before but now someone comes up with the idea assumed the reference was to the fear of God in the public education system for good performance in the national education compared contribute, be worth noting that although front with Baden-Wuerttemberg (No. 3) and England (place 4) show some God-fearing country. Other hand, ranks Rheinland-Pfalz (8th place) in midfield and England (15th place) despite the reference to God even second to last place. Saxony (No. 1) and Thuringia (No. 2), however, are apparently quite good even without reference to higher powers in respect of education. (Although one must concede, however, that the reference is given to God in various preambles, such as in Lower Saxony and Thuringia.)
Well, maybe there is in terms of education: "Sire, I did not need this hypothesis ..." What they could be cut out easily ...
(Source of the placings: Education Monitor )
Here once the relevant articles of the respective national constitutions:
Constitution of the State of Baden-Württemberg
Article 12
(1) The youth is in reverence for God , to educate in the spirit of Christian charity, to the brotherhood of all people and for the love of peace, in love for the people and homeland, to moral and political responsibility to professional and social probation and liberal democratic ethos.
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Constitution of the Free State of Bavaria
131
(1) Schools should not only convey knowledge and skills, but also form the heart and character.
(2) Board of Education goals are reverence for God, respect for religious beliefs and the dignity of man, self-control, responsibility and assume responsibility, helpfulness, openness to all truth, goodness and beauty and sense of responsibility for nature and the environment.
(3) The students are in the spirit of democracy, in which love of native Bavaria and the German People and educate in the sense of reconciliation.
(4) The girls and boys are also to be instructed in infant care, child rearing and home economics in particular. to wake
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constitution for the state of North Rhine-Westphalia
Article 7 (1) reverence for God, respect for human dignity and readiness for social action, is their main objective of education.
(2) Young people should be educated in a spirit of humanity, democracy and freedom, to tolerance and to respect the convictions of others, to account for animals and conservation of natural resources, in love for the people and homeland, the international community and peace sentiments.
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Constitution of Rhineland-Palatinate
Article 33
The school has the youth to godliness and brotherly love, respect and tolerance, honesty and truthfulness, to love people and homeland, for responsibility for nature and environment, to educate ethical and professional attitude and ability in a free, democratic ethos in the spirit of reconciliation.
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- Constitution Berlin (Article 20)
- Constitution of the State of Brandenburg (Article 28)
- Constitution of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen (Article 26)
- Constitution of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (---)
- Constitution the state of Hesse (Article 56)
- Constitution of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (Article 15)
- Goettingen Constitution (Article 33)
- Constitution of the Saarland (Article 26)
- Constitution of the Free State of Saxony (Article 101)
- Constitution of Saxony-Anhalt (Article 27)
- constitution of Schleswig-Holstein (Article 8)
- Constitution of the Free State of Thuringia (Article 22)
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