[Cowman]

Kudos to Rev. Williams. There are very few citizens out there who dare challenge the tax tyrants.

BTW the unbiblical and immoral state of the tax structure was a common sermon topic prior to the Revolution.

[Nabber]

I would love to see THAT CASE go to the Supreme Court....

[RightOnline]

Black “pastors” have gotten away with this for decades...and everyone knows it.

The IRS will lose on this one.

[cranked]

I see a removal of their tax exemption coming....

[Westbrook]

Churches should not file as 501-3c anyway.

Brings them under government regulation.

By signing that form, the church implicitly agrees to being regulated by the government.

The pastor will simply have his 501-3c status revoked.

Donations made to the church he oversees will no longer be tax-deductible.

Any fiduciary contracts he made under 501-3c will be null and void.

[gdani]

"Why is it that I cannot walk with my Master, my Lord, in speaking on government issues?"

You can. But you can't endorse candidates while a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

If you don't like it, renounce the tax status of your church or reincorporate under a different tax status so you can say whatever you please. It's a pretty simple solution.