Religious schools and churches should have to pay taxes then. If they get PUBLIC MONEY, then they need to pay taxes as well
Huge victory in school choice in SCOTUS Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue decision. The Constitution protects the decision to attend religious school. If a student earns a voucher or scholarship from the gov’t, they deserve to use those funds wherever they choose.
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Yes, but it does not protect the right to have that religious education paid for by the state. Voucher programs are bad enough in general, gutting our public institutions of learning. To use them to fund religious education is doubly wrong.
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If tax dollars fund religious schools, churches should pay taxes.
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Organized religion cannot survive without leeching off the tax payer. That’s what I’ve learned
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