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THIS story made chills run up our spines when the other pastors and I read about it. Once those nazis at the IRS get ahold of you, you're cooked. I guess "free speech" doesn't extend to Christian pastors shouting God's truth! 
Praise Jesus! That "Bring it on" attitude is just what got our Godly President GWB this far, so I'm sure it will serve Pastor Keller well. 
Let these Christ hating jews attack us any way they like! Jesus always wins. Pastor Keller was speaking God's own truth about that mormon cultist Romney, and no radical liebrals can stop God's truth from being told. GLORY!!
Complaint filed with IRS
after Tampa televangelist compares Romney to Satan
WASHINGTON _ Florida evangelist Bill Keller says he was making a spiritual — not political — statement when he warned the 2.4 million subscribers to his Internet prayer ministry that “if you vote for Mitt Romney, you are voting for Satan!'’
But the Washington-based advocacy group Americans United for Separation of Church and State says the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) should revoke the 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status of Bill Keller Ministries, nonetheless.
Keller, 49, who has a call-in show on a Tampa television station and a Web site called Liveprayer.com, on May 11 sent out a “daily devotional'’ that called Romney “an unabashed and proud member of the Mormon cult founded by a murdering polygamist pedophile named Joseph Smith nearly 200 years ago.
‘’ If the former Massachusetts governor wins the GOP nomination and the presidency, Keller’s message added, it will “ultimately lead millions of souls to the eternal flames of hell.'’
In a letter to the IRS on Thursday, Americans United called Keller’s message a violation of the ban on partisan politicking by tax-exempt religious groups.
Keller, in a telephone interview, laughed off the controversy. “Let them come after me for making a spiritual statement about Mitt Romney. I would love that,'’ he said. “Bring it on.'’
after Tampa televangelist compares Romney to Satan
WASHINGTON _ Florida evangelist Bill Keller says he was making a spiritual — not political — statement when he warned the 2.4 million subscribers to his Internet prayer ministry that “if you vote for Mitt Romney, you are voting for Satan!'’
But the Washington-based advocacy group Americans United for Separation of Church and State says the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) should revoke the 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status of Bill Keller Ministries, nonetheless.
Keller, 49, who has a call-in show on a Tampa television station and a Web site called Liveprayer.com, on May 11 sent out a “daily devotional'’ that called Romney “an unabashed and proud member of the Mormon cult founded by a murdering polygamist pedophile named Joseph Smith nearly 200 years ago.
‘’ If the former Massachusetts governor wins the GOP nomination and the presidency, Keller’s message added, it will “ultimately lead millions of souls to the eternal flames of hell.'’
In a letter to the IRS on Thursday, Americans United called Keller’s message a violation of the ban on partisan politicking by tax-exempt religious groups.
Keller, in a telephone interview, laughed off the controversy. “Let them come after me for making a spiritual statement about Mitt Romney. I would love that,'’ he said. “Bring it on.'’
Let these Christ hating jews attack us any way they like! Jesus always wins. Pastor Keller was speaking God's own truth about that mormon cultist Romney, and no radical liebrals can stop God's truth from being told. GLORY!!
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