New Jersey Church Group Loses Tax Exemption: A View of the Future?
No one has said the two women could not go to the pavilion. They are free to visit but not to hold the civil union as it violates the teachings of the United Methodist. The group is not discriminating against people but against a certain event they do not agree with. In response the state is using the tax exemption to punish the United Methodist organization for their teachings.
We all know the one who controls the money is quite often the one who is in control. By threatening the tax exemption of churches, the government can put itself in the position of deciding what churches are allowed to talk about and teach. We already see this in attempts (mostly by liberal groups) to have the IRS investigate non-profits with the intent to revoke tax exempt status.
I fear we will see a day when the church may have to choose between tax-exempt status and the truth. Those groups whose teachings are acceptable to certain special interests groups will be allowed to remain tax-exempt. Those who truly want to follow Christ will find their teachings declared hate speech and their tax-exemption revoked. It will take faith in God to let go of tax-exempt status and the financial impact that would follow. But the true church of Christ will not compromise just to save a buck.
Independent Conservative linked with "New Jersey Revokes Tax Exemption of Church Owned Property to Promote the Homosexual Agenda."
Labels: Christian, faith, government


1 Comments:
AMAN! IF SUCH A THING HAPPENS, WE WILL TRULY SEE WHICH CHURCHES HAVE FAITH IN GOD THROUGH "CHRIST JESUS" OR FAITH IN GOD THROUGH "TAX EXEMPTION"
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