>>459002

tapped repeatedly kek

>>459109

>>459156

>>459229

Kek!

>>459253

Not good when it's FEMA, DHS and Obama using them like vaseline for martial law. FACT.

>>459277

Agree with the last part of that statement re: candidates - but it's as American as apple pie to discuss politics in church - that's a good place to do it because the community is gathered (traditionally). Hell, they even demonstrate the concept in that movie "The Patriot", but it was fairly common up to the 1920s by my reading - and it's been awhile since I went down that trail. 501c3 neutered that.

>>459282

Somehow we got our wires crossed and my reply went over your head completely. FEMA + DHS were using the clergy as a contingent to quell uprisings of patriots in a proposed martial law scenario. Where have you been? That was in 2006 and resurfaced again in 2009…

I brought up 501c3 to my preacher and his thoughts (paraphrasing here) were basically, to hell with the gov't limiting free speech! He took a stand on that front and did dive into politics quite a bit, though a bit more normie in fashion. I red-pilled him a bit, but it's just not for everyone's consumption - at least not in buckets. It's here with the other anons that we are making the most headway in changing public sentiment and perception, which is why the clowns are here and not kicking in the doors at my church, kek!

Now, the last I'm gonna post on the subject but food for thought here: what is being overlooked by some anons is that the FEMA/DHS/Clergy-Response-Team construct was pushing Romans 13 OUT OF CONTEXT. If you take Romans 13 by itself, the way they were foisting it upon us to support Obama as chosen by God to govern (as they would have had us believe), then the American Revolution should never have taken place - by that benchmark. 501c3 is a leveraging tool that can be exploited to that end.

>>459373

I thought they wanted me smoking dope and filling a jail cell on the taxpayer dime. KEK - take your Joo-World-Order ETfagging somewhere else.

>>459355

They don't send you a check, they pull your 501c3 if you don't voluntarily comply.

>>459404

weak.

>>459418

Completely agree!

>>459419

THIS

>>459431

non-congregational churches that don't operate completely independently of each other from small town to small town are suspect. Churches that meet and arrive at a mass consensus as to their doctrine and adhere to the 501c3 program can be more easily manipulated at the head, you see?

>>459444

All tax is theft anyway. I say if you want true separation of church and state, get rid of the tax altogether. It's immoral anyway.

>>459448

The catholics and demoninational churches work as a greater whole - don't give me that nonsense.

>>459460

Which is why I like the small-town church, er, congregation (to be more specific).