[kevao]

If the separation of Church and State is absolute, as the LibProgs claim, then on what basis can the State tax the Church?

[Talisker]

If the separation of Church and State is absolute, as the LibProgs claim, then on what basis can the State tax the Church?

It can't, unless the Church incorporates.

That's why dis-incorporation is the answer here. Churches ALL need to dis-incorporate to free themselves from the gay marriage ruling.

Then, when the government attacks, they ALL need to join together - THOUSANDS of churches - in a defense based on the statutory limits of corporate tax liability as defined in the IRC and pointed out, and even encouraged, by... whom? JOHN ROBERTS, that's who, three years ago.

THAT is how you fight back - you WIN. And that is also what Roberts is trying to Americans to do to save the country from tyranny.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

If the separation of Church and State is absolute, as the LibProgs claim, then on what basis can the State tax the Church?

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...and your authority for this is the Constitution and/or the Supreme Court? Better check your gun, those bullets don't work anymore...THAT is what was made clear this week.