As the comment up stream indicated, in black churches, they expressed surprise that talking politics in the church was against the rules. Like, since when is anyone telling us what to say?
While it can be conceived that prohibiting political speech in a church is an infringement on free speech, risking loss of tax free status, with that status, I do not think it is asking much to abstain from political speech. Church leaders, many of them hold sway over their congregation. Their focus should be the souls, and not their minds when it pertains to politics. I believe it is a part of the separation of church and state. Last thing I want is some religious leader telling me how to think on politics or the significant issues of the day.
All churches have failed miserably with their congregations to allow mass genocide to be the norm in America. Murdering the most defenseless in our society for the benefit of women's rights is pure evil, and half the religions in America are beginning to embrace this evil practice. From my mindset, that is the beginning of the end of the USA.
With fixed elections, the republic is gone. With mass genocide, any God that favored our nation, our people, why would that continue with mass genocide/abortion? I know I would not favor such a people if I were in his shoes.
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