Why is it that rich churches in rich neighborhoods have employees who are tax exempt, don't you think there should be a cap on the amount of money one religious worker can receive for their efforts in one given year?
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Chad1983
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1) People working for churches make well below the national average for college educated persons. 2) They are not excempt from income tax. In fact, they have to pay 100% of their social security (most employees only pay 50%) so end up paying more in taxes than most Americans. 3) What is excempt is their housing (just like the military).
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Alrighty then. Well I did get you some statistics, but I guess you missed those. My dad was a good man, did the job basically for free and worked a full time "real job" to do it. That is fairly common. I don't knwo where you lived that people had some advantage for going to church but I sure don't see that anywhere anymore. As to the truth of the religion, you seem a little to bitter to have not been hurt. What happened?
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