Don't blame the following on politics.
By the way, does it make you feel any better when an IRS agent says,
"Please, please, please"?
While applying
with the Internal Revenue Service for tax exempt status in 2009, an Iowa-based
anti-abortion group was asked to provide information about its members' prayer
meetings.
On June 22, 2009,
the Coalition of Life of Iowa (a pro-life conservation group) received a letter
from the IRS office in Cincinnati, Ohio that oversees tax exemptions requesting
details about how often members pray and whether their prayers are
"considered educational." The letter also requested the group
to "please explain how all of your activities, including prayer meetings,
are considered educational. Please explain in detail the activities at
these prayer meetings. Also, please provide the percentage of time your
organization spends on prayer groups as compared with other activities of the
organization."
Blame this on a
country that has lost its moral compass (actually, we didn't lose it, we threw
it away on purpose). The firing of a few IRS employees will not fix what
is wrong with America. Sending a few IRS employees to prison will not fix
what is wrong with America. Impeaching the President of the United States
will not fix what is wrong with America.
The irony is, only
prayer will fix what is wrong with America.
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