Witchcraft training gets tax break

[Ave Maria]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050928/od_nm/dutch_witchcraft_dc;_ylt=AjPIfJ7HArI33pVbMfcoC3DtiBIF;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl

 

[UberLutheran]

...and even if it's not OUR religion, Wiccans and pagans have a right to train in and practice their religion -- and if Dutch Christians get tax breaks to study in seminary, Dutch pagans and Wiccans should get tax breaks to study their religion.

 

[Thirst_For_Knowledge]

I'm not even sure this has anything to do with religion. The article said something about her furthering the knowledge, or something... anywho, yay for her.

 

[Jacob4Jesus]

...and even if it's not OUR religion, Wiccans and pagans have a right to train in and practice their religion -- and if Dutch Christians get tax breaks to study in seminary, Dutch pagans and Wiccans should get tax breaks to study their religion.

Agreed. Our religion isn't the only one that should get tax breaks.

 

[Moros]

Ah, Holland. Only in the Netherlands could you wear a pointed hat and broomstick and be taken seriously when arguing for a religious tax break.

 

[Ozymandius]

Ah, Holland. Only in the Netherlands could you wear a pointed hat and broomstick and be taken seriously when arguing for a religious tax break.

In america you just don't bring the broomstick.

 

[GutterRat]

Agreed. Our religion isn't the only one that should get tax breaks.

Agreed.

 

[rebelEnigma]

Ah, Holland. Only in the Netherlands could you wear a pointed hat and broomstick and be taken seriously when arguing for a religious tax break.

I'm not sure whether I should laugh or cry at that.

 

[lucid42day]

Ah, Holland. Only in the Netherlands could you wear a pointed hat and broomstick and be taken seriously when arguing for a religious tax break.

Over here you replace the hat and broom with a galvanometer and creepy disposition.

 

[Billy Batson]

Ah, Holland. Only in the Netherlands could you wear a pointed hat and broomstick and be taken seriously when arguing for a religious tax break.

then you don't pay enough attention to our own judicial hearings.

 

[butterfoot]

Agreed. Our religion isn't the only one that should get tax breaks.

Yep anytype of continuing education no matter the subject should receive some type of tax break.


-cw

 

[trunks2k]

I'm not even sure this has anything to do with religion. The article said something about her furthering the knowledge, or something... anywho, yay for her.

Yeah, she used it to extend professional knowledge, so it gets a tax break. It didn't have anything to do with religion itself. She took some course that, it seems, she is going to use professionally (i.e. make money).

 

[Rochir]

...and even if it's not OUR religion, Wiccans and pagans have a right to train in and practice their religion -- and if Dutch Christians get tax breaks to study in seminary, Dutch pagans and Wiccans should get tax breaks to study their religion.

AMEN!!!