I have always wondered, since I was a boy. Why the churches have little or no voice toward government in the things that hurt people and humanity.

When I read the 501(c)3 document, Incorporation contract that the churches must sign in the USA to allow people to consider donations as tax deductions on their tax returns. The rules state that the church cannot participate in legislation or political elections.

Seems somewhat evil to me, if you want to have a church and you want it to grow you will be obedient to the government. If you do not want to send your children to die in wars you must give up your church status in the eyes of the IRS? And there are hundreds of other ways that evil can be leveraged against you.

This clearly is a separation between those that govern or the rule of law and money and those whose interest is souls, God and life.

Jesus flipped the tables of the moneychangers at the temple, among other things.

Did Jesus know that the damage done to mankind would be done via the moneychangers?

How did Jesus know?

And isn’t it interesting that when the moneychangers are mentioned they are mentioned in the context of selling doves, which have been the representation of peace for centuries.