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my travels in north eastern n d confuses me How does the church justify placing signs on their properties telling people to vote for politicians who support abortion bans? You get a tax exempt status as church and state are seperate and yet tou tell people to vote republicans to support anti abortion issues.. It is a moral issue , not a political one.. Shame on the church for using the pulpit, for political purposes 216.196.77.35 (talk) 19:45, 5 April 2024 (UTC)Reply
