| Display title | Religious Edutainment |
| Default sort key | Religious Edutainment |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Religious Edutainment is that genre which seeks to teach children (and sometimes adults) the tenets and values of their religion. (Or at the very least, their care-givers' religion.) The name shares a root with a portmanteau of Education and Entertainment, and shares many of the same tropes. |