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Good American or are you meaning committed Christian?
Or should that be the "Love of Wealth"
key phrase in your post "Love of Wealth"
Any church can preach about money and it doesn’t affect their tax exempt status.
It speaks to how you steward the resources God has entrusted to you (whether material wealth, talents, abilities).
Speak out about the government worshipping wealth could affect tax status,
I don’t think so. You’ll have to show me that one in codified law. Outside of that, it is conspiracy theory.
You believe that 1 trillion dollars of tax revenue that goes to DOD does not disproportionately end up in the hands of the wealthy?
This has nothing to do with preaching and tax status.
The percentage of the DOD budget goes to the MIC .a large percent of the MIC budget goes to overhead and profits my tax money , on this nationalized MIC would save billions. Farms are for the biggest part owned by large corporations thus the biggest part of the farm budget goes to corporations overhead and profits every federal health care dollar has a large part go to corporations, most of the COVID relieve ended up in corporate hands. Food, rent , bill paying . Spreading the tax money out in little pieces to many makes it look better than saying hey Kroger here’s a billion dollars feed a few people.
Even if any of that was true, how does telling people that instead of preaching God’s word help anyone?
Talking politics in church changes tax exempt status.
That is not an accurate statement.
Their fears have nothing to do with actual law.
Clearly.
Thousands of Words? Really? I can only recall a few times Jesus spoke directly of wealth and problems associated with it.