US goverment says Christians can't preach

Bush was not attacked, his policies were.

My impression is that enforcement follows complaints and political pressure.

 

Judging another's intentions is presumptuous.

From the article itself:

</font>[/QUOTE]There is an enormous difference between preaching to one's own congregation against public policies in one's own church and running ads to the public at large. How can public ads against a candidate be anything other than political?

Your evidence for that is.....?

It seems to me that you are the one CLEARLY misleading, whether intentional or not.

Heed your own advice.

 

From All Saints Church webpage

 

there is no separation of church and state the irs rules should be changed

 

http://www.noapathy.org/tracts/mythofseparation.html

 

It is sad that churches are more concerned with being able to preach politics than they are concerned with preaching the Gospel.

Regardless of the politics, the pulpit's primary (should this be exclusive) purpose is to change the world through the proclamation of the Gospel that transforms the lost into disciples.

 

Matt fair enough