The Political Issue and the Unregistered Church

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The Political Issue
and the Unregistered Church

The Black churches have a long history of campaigning in the church house. I don't think these Black preachers have a clue that this is illegal and a violation of their status with the IRS as a nonprofit corporation. A Non-Profit-Corporation has NO rights. They are an instrumentality of the US Government. White Fundamental and Evangelical churches are just as stupid about this.

I keep warning you that you NPC people are NOT free. You cannot bellyache when the IRS demands that you observe certain rules. You have put Caesar on the church board, and Caesar helps you take the abundant offering via tax receipts. You CANNOT have it both ways.

During the last election, many Fundamental pastors campaigned from their bully pulpits for George Bush in only slightly guarded terms.

If you will not unregister your church and restore it to a historic church states legally, you will soon be told which parts of the Bible you cannot preach from. Frankly, I look forward to this day, for you money grubbers will lose you godly people, and I shall help them start house churches which are separated and ready for the rapture. Your state church is right in line with the future antichrist system soon to come.

Here is the news article online--

"The IRS has notified a Liberty City church that it is under investigation for possibly engaging in political activity -- putting its tax-exempt status into question.

The probe is related to an appearance last October by Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry and several black leaders, including U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek of Miami, the Rev. Al Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson.

The reason for the investigation, an IRS official wrote in a 10-page letter obtained by The Herald, is that ``a reasonable belief exists that Friendship Missionary Baptist Church has engaged in political activities that could jeopardize its tax-exempt status as a church.''

Rev. Gaston Smith took a break from the revelry and worship of Palm Sunday services to inform the congregation about the inquiry. He said visits by political candidates are nothing new, and that the 75-year-old church did not violate U.S. tax code, as suggested in the letter. He has hired former U.S. Attorney Guy Lewis to defend the church in the inquiry.

'This is not about politics. It's about principles,'' Smith said. Silence fell over the congregation as he spoke. The inquiry raises serious questions about whether the predominantly black church can keep its tax-exempt status. If it fails, members and contributors could not deduct tithes and other gifts, upon which churches heavily rely to operate.

BLACK CHURCH IN HOT WATER WITH CAESAR-- This link is only good if you are registered at The Miami Herald-- Second link-- Try deleting cookies to see if you can load the site

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HERE IS A CLASSIC EXAMPLE OF ZEAL GONE TO HELL AND POLITICS
Pastor Kirk Coffia on the unregistered church
Pastor Kirk Coffia on legal issue and the unregistered church
Tax Rebellion is VERY often associated with the Unregistered Church.You MUST make a clear distinction between rendering to Caesar what IS Caesar's while not rendering to Caesar what is God's.

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