The saga begins, part 2

When I went to school my parents let me choose do I take ethics or Christianity lessons. I took ethics, of course - it was a habit in our family, my elder siblings had taken ethics too. And I really didn't got why should anyone study something called "religion" as that term was completely strange to me - in mature age of seven.

Even laws state that we have freedom of belief it is not so to us who are not Christians. I could give piles of examples how it was to be non-religious kid in school where most teachers were Christians, and very narrow-minded ones even.
Not to mention what kind of freak I seemed to be most people when they found out that I don't belong to any congregation.