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: The Wall of SeparationFrom The Pews To The Polls: Candidates Visit Churches, But Clergy Stay Neutral
By Sandhya Bathija
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Yesterday was the last Sunday before Election Day, and as usual, candidates in many communities flocked to the pews in hope of getting parishioners? votes. That?s not a violation of federal tax law, as long as churches welcome all candidates and don?t endorse one candidate over another.
In fact, many of the news media reports we?ve seen from around the […] Read MoreFull post as published by The Wall of Separation on November 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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