[zipper]

As I stated in posts above, it is my belief that the child should be judged by the child's conduct and not the parent's conduct.

Fine-- then change the school's conditions of enrollment. Hello???

[Polybius]

As I stated in posts above, it is my belief that the child should be judged by the child's conduct and not the parent's conduct.

Fine-- then change the school's conditions of enrollment. Hello???

What's with the "Hello???"

This particular school advocates a life style that is "consistent with a positive Christian life style".

If, hypothetically, my father is a member of a gay biker gang in prison for murder and also murdered his cell mate last week, if my mother is a hooker that is in and out of prison and I am a 14 kid rebelling against all that and leading a positive Christian lifestyle....is that not exactly what the school claims to advocate?

What exemplifies a Christian lifestyle more than living it in spite of tremendous obstacles?

I am addressing this issue on a general priciple asking if the parent's conduct automatically makes a kid unworthty to be associated with.

Jesus taught that a Christian lifestyle is all about what is being done after repentence. It is not about what you did before repentence or what was done or is being done by your parents.

"Whether of them twain did the will of his father? They say unto him, The first. Jesus saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That the publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom of God before you." Matthew 21:31