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William F. Goodling: “First of all, the church cannot be a fiscal agent. They cannot, in our legislation, be a fiscal agent.”

On the recordSeptember 12, 2000
First of all, the church cannot be a fiscal agent. They cannot, in our legislation, be a fiscal agent.
Said by
William F. Goodling
Pennsylvania

Editor's note · Context

Responding to an inquiry about the role of churches in legislation.

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