sole exception being the school voucher system, where it exists, and that merely
gives parents a choice.
Church charities traditionally raise their funds from members and whatever
events they put on. I do not think it is a good thing to allow them to line up
at the taxpayers' trough, so to speak.
To answer your question, yes I do think that money will have an effect on the
message. I am not alone in this thinking because that is one of many reasons
there is and should be separation of church and state.
I believe that the feeding at the public trough is a doorway to corruption, of
not only the message, but the organization as a whole.
I believe that anywhere public funds are involved, so are politics, and of
course, favoritism.
----- Original Message -----
From: Sam Morris
Do you think government dollars in the churches would
influence the message? You did mention that the other
day and I agree with you that there should not be
politics in religion but would hope once the program
is in place politics will have no influence.
Haven�t given it much thought but seems like helping
existing charities could be a good thing.
-sm
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