By that logic you must disagree with matching contributions to campaigns. That’s tax payer money being given to someone running for a political office.It's just a basic value...not to want someone who isn't an elected representative using your tax money to promote their political agenda.Listen, if your position is that the church SHOULDN’T do it but not that they CAN’T do it, then I’ll exit the debate because I don’t really care to discuss what they SHOULD be saying I only care to discuss and debate what someone thinks they CAN’T say. Luckily in this country I can move to a different church if I feel they’re saying something I feel like they SHOULDNT be saying.
Its wrong for any secular 501c3s, and its wrong for any Religious establishment. But there they are getting special treatment and not paying taxes which in a vacuum makes everyone else's taxes higher to compensate.
So is it a basic value to not to want someone like that who isn't an elected representative to give them your tax money to promote their political agenda?