Should we teach philosophy to children?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should we teach philosophy to children?". Your opponent's style: logical and evidence-based

Religion only

Interesting premise. But what makes you believe religion is the *only* path to moral and existential wisdom for children? If philosophy has been teaching critical thinking and ethics for over 2,000 years independent of religious doctrine, what evidence suggests children cannot benefit from this secular approach to life's big questions? Are you assuming children lack the capacity for rational moral reasoning without divine framework?