When the battle between Church and State spills over into the tax domain things start to get interesting. Earlier this month President Trump invited representatives of major faiths to join him on the White House lawn for the signing of a new executive order on religious freedom. It was designed to convey a simple message: notwithstanding the threat of Congressional intransigence, Trump will follow through on his election promises to bolster religious freedom.
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