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>I'm uncertain why you expect anyone to send people to Catholic schools "because cheaper"? Cheaper, better, and/or safer, yes. Sometimes it's the best availabl
by glenra 12y ago
>I'm uncertain why you expect anyone to send people to Catholic schools "because cheaper"?
Cheaper, better, and/or safer, yes. Sometimes it's the best available option.
> Not everyone is Catholic.
Sure, but not everyone who attends Catholic schools is Catholic. Lots of Jews, atheists, and agnostics attend Catholic schools. How difficult that is to do depends on the school. In general, yes, the schools will be teaching some stuff your family doesn't believe...but that'd be true for public schools too, no matter what your beliefs are. Heck, having the irrationality in the curriculum be so blatant might produce more healthy skepticism in the kids than when the irrationality takes the more subtle forms it does in public schools!
- opendais 12y agoIt seems your motivations are primarily religious so I'm bowing out of this conversation.
- glenra 12y agoI'm an atheist, FWIW. Perhaps I did a bad job of correcting you when you kept jumping to conclusions above, but whatever my motivations are doesn't change the fact that the average private school costs less than the average public one. :-)
- opendais 12y agoYou ignore a bunch of things in your process and generally use misleading numbers that fit your worldview.