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In response to "I drive by a *huge* church that went up a couple years ago that on it's grounds has a huge house where the minister lives." by Spawn

Some people abuse it, so we should throw the entire system out?

Posted by spamlet Jun 28 '12, 09:25

There are already functions in that law to police that activity it's just that they are not used.

There are problems with secular not-for-profits doing the same thing, they are just less public because their buildings are generally offices and not separate from other buildings.

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Actually, yes. - Spawn Jun 28, 09:35
While that's true, that doesn't mean that tweaking or improving the system isn't possible. - musubi Jun 28, 09:34 3
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- they proivde many of the same programs that not for profits do, which is good, but the original reason for the exemption - Truman Jun 28, 09:36 1
  - Because they work for God. - Spawn Jun 28, 09:39
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- That's my point. -- nm - spamlet Jun 28, 09:36

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