“It’s after the election, therefore, not a ‘political campaign’.”
What about the part of the law that says “attempting, to influence legislation”
Why don’t you include subsection h?
Besides that, the “law” you partially quite discusses the tax-exempt status of organizations whose role is to “substantially” influence legislation.
The Catholic Church has a 2,000 year history of fulfilling many functions, and meeting many social needs, but its primary purpose is the SALVATION OF SOULS-not bribing(note the word “influencing”) legislators.
Legislators who want to be proabortion cannot be Catholic.
People who want to vote for legislators who advocate and/or facilitate the killing of innocent preborn and newborn babies CANNOT call themselves Catholic.
It’s really very simple.
Ask a 7 year old to explain it, and they’d do it more logically than most adults who seek “nuanced,” illogical, and distorted excuses for defending the slaughter of innocent human beings.