American Churches Who Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Will Lose Tax Exemption
The admission was made by Barack Hussein Obama’s lawyer, the sitting Solicitor General of the United States, Donald Verrilli, Jr., on Tuesday, April 28, 2015, during questioning by Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Samuel Alito, Jr.
Solicitor General Verrilli, using a public office to defend same-sex marriage on behalf of the United States, was asked by Justice Alito if religious institutions could be at risk of losing their tax-exempt status due to their beliefs about Biblical marriage.
Verrilli’s reply was, “It’s certainly going to be an issue.”
Chief Justice John Roberts then asked, would a religious school with married housing be required to afford such housing to same-sex couples? -VA
The admission was made by Barack Hussein Obama’s lawyer, the sitting Solicitor General of the United States, Donald Verrilli, Jr., on Tuesday, April 28, 2015, during questioning by Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Samuel Alito, Jr.
Solicitor General Verrilli, using a public office to defend same-sex marriage on behalf of the United States, was asked by Justice Alito if religious institutions could be at risk of losing their tax-exempt status due to their beliefs about Biblical marriage.
Verrilli’s reply was, “It’s certainly going to be an issue.”
Chief Justice John Roberts then asked, would a religious school with married housing be required to afford such housing to same-sex couples? -VA
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