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IRS Again Pressured To Hammer U.S. Churches

News Image By Bob Unruh/WND.com August 25, 2017
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The atheist Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding – again – that the Internal Revenue Service revoke the tax-exempt status of churches whose ministers express an opinion about a moral issue or a candidate's position that is deemed political. The lawsuit against President Trump and IRS Director John Koskinen says any consequent harm to churches is…

 

 





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