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A nationwide atheist group is asking religious leaders to take Jesus' advice and render unto Caesar what is Caesar's — especially when it comes to taking the federal tax break on their housing.
The Wisconsin-based Freedom from Religion Foundation says the housing exemption gives churches an unfair advantage because they can compensate their leaders with tax-free housing.
Duh, the Cs garner the greatest benefit.
Of course it would cover ALL religions.
Those poor poor Cs.
Nobody likes them, they're persecuted.
Ahhhh. Sob Sob Whine.
Victim mentality.
Maybe it's just me, but I don't see Hindus or Buddhists trying to influence US politics. I don't follow their beliefs, but I respect them more since they keep it to themselves.
If you're on welfare, you're not making enough to pay taxes. Duh.
That's not the same with religious folk; they get vehicles, homes and salaries tax free.
That's theft.
Bascailly there are suits filed everyday by groups around the country and indivdauls by the millions. Since this one involved the protection of religio from government in the constitution its like to never see the court room. I couold file a suit asking that Obama be stripped of pay until he aid back the stimulsu mney he has gicen to many groups or that they pay it back.Meanless really.
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