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Scofflaws In The Pulpit: Tenn. Clergy Plan To Violate Federal Law Barring Church Electioneering

By Sandhya Bathija

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This Sunday, a group of Tennessee preachers is looking forward to breaking the law. At least that?s what they told The Tennessean, which reported that seven pastors in the state will ?bait? the IRS by endorsing candidates from the pulpit. A provision in the Internal Revenue Code bars all 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, which includes houses of worship, from intervening […] Read More

Full post as published by The Wall of Separation on September 24, 2010 (boomark / email).

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