@MandatoryIDtag True true, but even if taught from home, it is likely to be contested eventually. Kids take everything their parents say as holy up until puberty. If you’ve got a great connection with your parents (before, during and after puberty), you’re much more likely to still believe in what they taught you or at least see some merit in it. If not, they’ll just have more things to resent.
That said, with the internet nowadays, children are getting the ‘not believing in everything papa and mama say’ attitude much earlier due to being online all the time so they form their ‘own opinion’ earlier, which in fact is just what they see online.
But I do agree that the earlier things are made clear, the better it’ll be eventually. And yes, fear is the bane of existential rejection. But that’s why there will always be disputes of this matter. Fear will always be present, as such, so will refusal to concede.
