"It has no mention of a resurrection."

It does in John Ch. 21 verse 13 and Mark Ch. 16 verse 6.

All of the discussion here seems to support the school voucher system. That way, you don't have to have your kids taught what I believe and I don't have to have my kids (if I had any) taught what you believe. Honestly, that is the only compromise that works for everybody.

The root issue here is not necessarily the correctness of one theory over the other, it is that neither Christians nor non-Christians want to pay for their children to be taught what they don't themselves believe to be accurate and correct.

To be quite honest, today's public schools are, for the most part, replete with incompetent teachers, undisciplined students, and fiscally irresponsible administrators, rendering them woefully ineffective in accomplishing their prime directive of producing intelligent and ethical members of a capitalist republic. The handful of capable teachers or administrators in existence are hobbled by the seriously flawed belief that it is possible for the government to provide an acceptable education system which is capable of pleasing everybody through responsible use of taxpayer dollars.