How does tax exempt status lead to the government restricting religious institutions?
In Section 501(h) of the IRS Tax Code, where organizations are given limits to their ability to lobby and donate to grass-roots politicians, churches are the only type of 501(c)(3) tax exempt organizations that are not given this option.
Some may say that this is to separate church and state.. as intended by the writers of our Constitution. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth.
Separation of Church & State
Separation of Church & State was to keep the government out of religion and to prevent the establishment of a state sponsored religion that could be used to commit atrocities like the burning of the Knights Templar on Friday the 13th in France, the witch trials in Europe and, later, America.. It was never meant to prevent members of religious organizations from having any influence in politics.
If satanists and atheists are allowed to affect policy, then everyone else should also be able to do so. In fact, this tax code directly makes churches put the state before God.
Implications
In order to receive tax exemption (which is separation of religion from government), you must pledge to never influence politics… (which is government limiting your public speech) Many religious organizations get fined for attending abortion protests and any other political event or rally. That means: if you’re in the leadership of a tax exempt church, you can’t express your values. You can’t publicly speak about them or you risk fines and the loss of your organization’s tax exempt status.
Satan Controls Churches With Money
The devil is already in control of most churches in America through the Tax Code. Have you ever wondered why the LGBT agenda is running unchecked and abortion clinics are open on every corner? Why aren’t Christians out there speaking up against it? Because they CAN’T. They literally can’t.
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