text: Maybe so.  But while we aren't religious, my daughter attended Catholic school since it had the best academic record in our catchment area.  Upon discovering she didn't believe in God, her English teacher asked, seriously, whether she had any values.  She was also compelled to attend religious services, which, predictably, stated that abstinence was the only acceptable method of preventing both unwanted pregnancy and STDs.
  
  Neither her experience nor what TWU does is right, but the Catholic School Board receives direct taxpayer funding.  I'd say that is worse than charitable status for a private university, particularly if you consider that law students may choose from dozens of schools.  Me and my daughter had two to choose from, one with an abysmal reputation for education, the other proselytizing for a faith we feel is completely out of touch.