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  • The Coming Persecution

    melindaglass »
    Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:56 pm Agree: 4   Disagree: 2

    The Methodist church that Mr. Colson describes did not lose its tax-exempt status. The church owns a lot of property, including the pavilion in question. When the church refused to allow the lesbian couple to marry, they lost the tax-exempt status only the property itself. The church did not lose its tax-exempt status on the church itself or for any of its other properties.
    The church made a deliberate decision: their moral precepts were more important than finances. This seems like a pretty easy decision, actually. If their principals are that essential, why would they compromise their beliefs over a few hundred or thousand dollars in tax breaks? Render unto Caesar...
    I do hope that you correct this error.

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