Let me illustrate the pitfalls of simply teaching "there are many views." Greens Senator Penny Wright has called for a non partisan approach to the National Curriculum Review. The appeal seems obvious. And yet. Why should the Liberal Party not play political games and cause curriculum chaos on the approach to the Gonski bridge? You can tell a politician his or her power play is not "nice," you can relate it to any number of infringements of the Golden Rule across any number of ethical positions, but you can only stand up to it on the basis of a lived commitment. Postmodernism can tear down but it can't build up. Even Heidegger recognised that "nobody dies for mere values."
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