>If that makes me a poor christian, so be it Not at all what I meant. I might do the same in your situation. My comment was merely to point out how backward th

>If that makes me a poor christian, so be it Not at all what I meant. I might do the same in your situation. My comment was merely to point out how backward the situation is. That the intent of religion to unify people regardless of economic status is defied when their educational service requires wealth. And one of the reasons it's a premium service may (arguably) be due to economic exclusion. I don't blame you one bit for providing your child the best education you can.