Indiana judge tells parents they cannot teach their child about their religion

In a startling move, even for these times and even for Indiana, a judge in Indianapolis has ruled that a man and his former wife cannot expose their child to the couple's Wiccan faith. Thomas E. Jones and Tammy U. Bristol must not expose their child to "non-mainstream religious beliefs and rituals," according to their divorce decree. The judge, Cale J. Bradford, an idiot of the type that boggles the mind, did not define "mainstream religion."

The child, a nine-year-old boy, attends a Catholic school, and the judge stated that the divergent belief systems in his life would confuse him.

Does this mean that the courts in Indiana will now demand that mixed faith marriages cannot exist if there are children involved? Is Islam a mainstream religion? Is Judaism? If the child were attending a Hebrew school, can you imagine the judge telling one of the parents s/he couldn't teach him about Jesus?

Jones has brought the case to the Indiana Court of Appeals with the help of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union.