sings of our ritual working?

[grauer_hans]

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Hooray!

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[f_farraday]

While I think that is much fairer, how does that apply to people who live in other countries like myself? At least where I am from, tithes and other religious money is registered as charity, and I think also tax-exempt.

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[Anakin Skywalker]

I dont know how that applies to people in other countries...that it was ruled "unconstitutional" implies that its only in the USA, but if we're lucky maybe this will set a precedent that other countries will follow...

On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 1:20 PM, <f_farraday@... wrote:

  While I think that is much fairer, how does that apply to people who live in other countries like myself? At least where I am from, tithes and other religious money is registered as charity, and I think also tax-exempt.


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[centralforce66]

In Australia NO income is tax exempt let alone a religious one and any and all tax exemption comes by penalty of the law..

The US is behind on a number of things like this because of its richly corrupting xian past, but it is good to see those bonds being systematically broken!
HAIL SATAN!!!

---In , <anakinskywalker629@... wrote:

I dont know how that applies to people in other countries...that it was ruled "unconstitutional" implies that its only in the USA, but if we're lucky maybe this will set a precedent that other countries will follow...

On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 1:20 PM, <f_farraday@... wrote:

  While I think that is much fairer, how does that apply to people who live in other countries like myself? At least where I am from, tithes and other religious money is registered as charity, and I think also tax-exempt.


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[Anakin Skywalker]

Those were my thoughts exactly, Mr.folghera

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 2:10 PM, <ivan.folghera@... wrote:

  In Australia NO income is tax exempt let alone a religious one and any and all tax exemption comes by penalty of the law..

The US is behind on a number of things like this because of its richly corrupting xian past, but it is good to see those bonds being systematically broken!
HAIL SATAN!!!


---In , <anakinskywalker629@... wrote:

I dont know how that applies to people in other countries...that it was ruled "unconstitutional" implies that its only in the USA, but if we're lucky maybe this will set a precedent that other countries will follow...

On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 1:20 PM, <f_farraday@... wrote:

  While I think that is much fairer, how does that apply to people who live in other countries like myself? At least where I am from, tithes and other religious money is registered as charity, and I think also tax-exempt.


---In , <anakinskywalker629@... wrote:



http://www.examiner.com/article/secular ... titutional