Monthly Archives: July 2016

Grandma, 71, Mauled To Death By Pit Bull in Her Southwest Detroit Home https://t.co/n6y9U4ZMAK — Deadline Detroit (@DeadlineDetroit) July 17, 2016

When a Texas church nearly derailed Lyndon Johnson’s political ambitions in 1952, he returned the favor 2-years later by ramrodding through Congress an amendment to the tax code which prohibits non-profits from intervening in an election — basically, endorsing or … Continue reading →

The Introduction and Table of Contents for my just published anthology taking-up the tax-free status of churches, now available on Kindle. Continue reading →

As I’ve said many times in the past, social and family pathologies are invariably most acute when the churches are strongest. Now, the index is poverty. The Great Recession and Not-So-Great Recovery have been bad news for most Americans, but … Continue reading →

The ‘nones’ — those without any religious affiliation, though not necessarily atheist or agnostic — have overtaken Catholics as America’s largest religious identification. More American voters than ever say they are not religious, making the religiously unaffiliated the nation’s biggest … Continue reading →