EB, I believe the point was that the name was misleading, encouraging some people to believe that Christian children were the ones to benefit, or there would be no reason to change it. And, no, obviously you don't have to be an idiot to make that mistake. The name always seemed very ambivalent to me. And, yes, many perfectly decent Christian...or Muslim...or Jewish...or Hindu...or Buddhist... people might prefer to give a higher priority to helping children of their own faith.