The problem with the Church is the version birth

Most 

Protestant

Churches

Have WestCott and Hort Sitting in Their 501-C-3 Pews

How and Why are Modern Translations Corrupt?

The Spritual Character of Westcott and Hort 

The Unreliability of the Alexandrian Texts

https://www.biblicalresearchreports.com/the-niv-report/

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The Corruption of the ESV

and

A Coordinated Attack on the Word 

The problem with our country is not the evil in government; but rather the compromise of the Church and their silence against the sins of the State

Should a Church Avoid 501-C-3 Status?

The answer is YES, because the head of the Church is Christ, not the State - Col 1:18. 

A State Church is bound by the laws of the State and surrenders unto the State the power of the Word, which belongs to God - Matt 22: 21. 

The application of Matthew 5:13 calls the Church to expose sin and corruption in all spheres of life including ruling powers, if it does not, "it is good for nothing, it will be thrown out and trampled underfoot by men." 

The bride of Christ is not to be unequally yoked with Caesar in a 501-C-3 relationship -2Cor 6:14

  Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them"- Eph 5;11.  

A Deal With The Devil That Silences Pastors - Jerry Davis Video

The Legal Limits for Churches from upcounsel.com: "The law requires churches to operate mainly for religious reasons. That means they must steer clear of political lobbying and from officially endorsing any particular candidate running for public office. Furthermore, churches that openly speak against anything the government legalizes, even declarations considered immoral by the church system, such as same-sex marriage, abortion, and euthanasia, will forfeit their tax-exempt status."

The Supreme Court Ruling on what standards a 501-C-3 Organization (including a church) must meet: 

"An examination of the IRC's framework and the background of congressional purposes reveals unmistakable evidence that underlying all relevant parts of the IRC is the intent that entitlement to tax exemption depends on meeting certain common-law standards of charity-namely, that an institution seeking tax-exempt status must serve a public purpose and not be contrary to established public policy. Thus, to warrant exemption under § 501(c)(3), an institution must fall within a category specified in that section and must demonstrably serve and be in harmony with the public interest, and the institution's purpose must not be so at odds with the common community conscience as to undermine any public benefit that might otherwise be conferred"

What Does a Free and Unregistered Church Look Like? 

The Corruption of the ESV

A Coordinated Attack on the on the Word