That position would not hold water. Otherwise, atheists could claim "no tax" status for the state givng tax exemption to churches.
That's not how the government works. You don't only get to pay taxes for the things you agree with. If it did my tax bill would be almost 0 since I agree with national defense and a few other items, but some 80%+ is a waste.
They meet the definition of a tax exempt not for profit though. I’m fine with private people donating to abortion groups and the government granting them tax exempt status if they meet the definition as well.
It’s not about what you agree with or not. It’s about them taking the money I provide to them and using it for something that is against my religious beliefs. There’s a big difference. I don’t agree with how they hand out money in many other instances, but I’m not arguing paying that.
I'm religiously against their authority as a whole, so that about settles it then, and includes all of it... including all taxes. If my religious beliefs counted (the govt isn't my authority) then I'd owe no taxes. Still doesn't work that way though I wish it did, ha.
I agree with the last line, but going to school isn’t against people religion.
You can make up any religion you want but nearly all Christian based religions are against abortion so this has a little more than you saying all government spending is against my religion.
From what I understand that’s a no. The number of abortions is truly not even known because many states do not even report them to the CDC.
Not really. In legal terms no religion is any more valid than another religion.
