Sorry, but I don't see any of this as demonstrable or even as really very relevant to the interpretation of or to a consideration of the value of the religion clauses.
1. Free exercise is a valuable thing regardless of a law insuring it which affects various groups differently. The different
Not a single chucrh group of any size supports this bill.It accomplishes little for
churches.However,it must be said that part of the problem here is that IRS rules say
one thing,its trainng manuals something else again, and the IRS practically never
enforces those rules anyway,and so it is
In a message dated 6/10/2004 3:20:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Not a
single chucrh group of any size supports this bill.
As is often the case, the church has learned to behave itself, and doesn't
need the confusion of liberty.
Jim "Don't Feed the Hand that
snipPark
clears the way for baptisms in Virginia river By
the Associated PressPublished
June 10, 2004FREDERICKSBURG, Va. --
Officials of a park where a
church group was asked to leave after performing baptisms in the Rappahannock
River have approved a policy that will allow that religious
