I agree with getting rid of silly sin taxes. But be very careful what you wish for- I am a conservative but believe in a secular government and the day you start taxing churches you give them a full right to political representation and legislation. NO Taxation without Representation. I am all for making clergy pay- they get to deduct their toilet paper, for Pete's sake. My very far left United Methodist minister father-in-law brags about not paying income taxes for 40 years. Those laws were made for old times when preachers were the burden of the town. All of them scam the system, left and right. From Joel Osteen to Rev. Wright, they are all doing quite well on the taxpayer dole. But separation of actual church and state goes both ways, as it should, IMO.