How to Say “Religious Education” in French

enseignement religieux
The English phrase "religious education" is enseignement religieux in French.
The phrase refers to the teaching of a particular religion.
Meaning: teaching of a particular religion (noun)

Did you know?

  • The adjective 'religieux' has a feminine form, 'religieuse', which is also the word for a type of praying mantis in French.
  • In France, the principle of 'laïcité' means that 'enseignement religieux' is strictly forbidden in all public primary and secondary schools.
  • The term religieux comes from the Latin religiōsus, which originally carried connotations of being full of scrupulosity or anxiety regarding religious obligations.

Examples in context

  • Les laïcs s'opposent à l'enseignement religieux dans les écoles publiques.
    The secularists are opposed to religious education in public schools.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how secularists oppose enseignement religieux in public schools.
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  • L'enseignement religieux est obligatoire dans ce collège.
    Religious education is mandatory in this middle school.
  • Elle suit un enseignement religieux très strict.
    She follows a very strict religious education.

Example conversation

Nathan and Manon are discussing their school curriculum.

  1. Nathan

    Est-ce que tu as un cours d'enseignement religieux ?
    Do you have a religious education class?
  2. Manon

    Oui, Manon a un cours le mardi matin.
    Yes, Manon has a class on Tuesday mornings.
  3. Nathan

    C'est intéressant comme sujet d'étude.
    It is an interesting subject of study.
  4. Manon

    Je trouve ça très enrichissant.
    I find it very rewarding.

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