[rollo tomasi]

Society (Through voting for pro-abortion dems/repubs) have turned the abortion issue into one of politics. If the Church starts kicking out public figures over “political issues” their tax exempt status, for example, could start to be bandied about through the halls of Congress (Again, a body that society votes for).

In the end, society needs to start getting serious (In terms of those professing a belief in the 10 Commandments) when it concerns freely voting for particular individuals that become our public servants.

Should they adhere to Godly standards or masters at "bringing home the bacon" back into the district?

[Redbob]

"If the Church starts kicking out public figures over “political issues” their tax exempt status, for example, could start to be bandied about through the halls of Congress..."

That's a horseshit excuse.
You either have morals, or you don't.

I realize that concept is tough for our political class to grasp, but the Church should know better.

And "tax exempt status" is not the final justification for everything.
This isn't supposed to be just a club like the Elks or the Oddfellows.

[dvan]

If standing up for principle costs their Tax Status that is a cheap price to pay! It will cost them more in the End when God judeges them for NOT doing the right thing.

[Joe Boucher]

I’m only going to be around here for about 100 years.
I plan on being a Christian forever.