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Why doesn’t it seem right? Most churches have a strict set of beliefs. Why can’t they support candidates that align with their beliefs. Unions support candidates that the Rip Oj Simpson We Will Never Truly Know Only God Can Judge Shirt In addition,I will do this union leaderships beliefs line up with, so what’s the difference. By the way, I lean Atheist and don’t attend church, but I paid dues to an AFL-CIO affiliated union for years. The difference is that donations, in all forms, to unions are not tax exempt, ie Unions pay taxes. The consensus has traditionally been that an organization or person who is taxed is inherently a stakeholder in government and should not be restricted in participating in the political realm. This is what most who vehemently support taxing churches don’t understand. The moment churches are taxed is the moment they become directly involved in politics without restriction.

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That’s not what separation of church and state means. It means that the Rip Oj Simpson We Will Never Truly Know Only God Can Judge Shirt In addition,I will do this government can’t establish a state religion, like England did when they established the Church of England. The lines I gave are the rationale why a church is a 501c3. You can’t have a church to cover be a political organization. You are correct, though. More or less it’s down to the idea that the churches that are big enough to be worth going after are careful about how they do it such that they stay just inside the law. Likewise, the most flagrant violators aren’t worth going after because it’d be trying to get blood from a turnip. The problem isn’t one of enforcement, it’s something we’d need new regulation to change. It also probably wouldn’t make as big a difference as you’d imagine it might, either in terms of tax revenue or stopping religious influence in politics. Iirc Obama tried to do this and the right freaked out because it was “political” and in fairness I think it was proven that yeah Obama said shut these mega church scams down and there was something improper about how he did it. Tho he was in the right morally as far as I’m concerned He also was at risk at losing his base, which was black churches who flagrantly campaigned for him in violation of the same rules he wanted to enforce on his political opponents. It’s the same reason Biden doesn’t go after churches. Because churches aren’t stupid, they know what they can do or can’t. They’re not required to avoid discussing politics. They won’t preach from the pulpit that you should vote for X or Y candidate. But they’ll talk about specific issues and beliefs, and when you learn what candidates X and Y think about those topics, you’ll draw your own conclusions about who someone of your religion ought to vote for. Charities such as churches are also are allowed to engage in a limited amount of lobbying, which means advocating for or against specific laws rather than about specific candidates (which is distinguished as electioneering).

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