I believe homeschooling kids is the best option (acknowledging there are situations where the parent can't) and is the most obedient to God. That being said, a Christian school is usually much better than a government school. It does matter what they teach. There are schools that call themselves Christian, but it basically means the school teaches the same as the government schools, but is associated with a church and maybe includes prayer to open the day and at lunch. I also believe there are lots of people who think they can't homeschool, but can. It is possible to homeschool very cheaply. Also a parent working needs to eat out for lunch, commute, buy work clothes, pay for day care, etc. This can take up a huge portion of the take-home pay. Having one parent not working (or only working part time) in order to homeschool isn't as big a financial hardship as most people think.

I've got a drawer full of them. I keep thinking that I need to get rid of them since I haven't had a computer that could read them for quite some time, but I keep thinking, "You never know when you might need floppy disks."

I get very irritated when a Christian author writing a Christian book uses the terms CE and BCE. Those terms are an attempt to erase Jesus from history. All people who believe in Jesus should use AD and BC unless they have no other choice (like requirements for a college class or requirements for publishing in a scientific journal).