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Originally Posted by Jimmy Stang
The exemption was included as a condition of being funded by taxpayers. A Catholic school that is being publicly funded is, in my opinion, a public school with a cross on the wall. The exemption is a fair compromise that allows children of all taxpayers to attend, but not be served their daily dose of religion on a publicly funded platter.
An alternate solution is to refuse public funding and become a private school.
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By the same token, public schools are funded by Catholic tax payers and by the same logic as above, a Catholic student should be able to go to a public school and make an application for the school to provide him/her with a daily dose of religion.