IIIIITHE1IIIII on 23 May 2012
| homer said: @The1 A church is not public property. Just because they may open their doors to pretty much anyone, doesn't mean they are public property. They have the right to deny anyone from their property. I don't know if churches are state run in your country but in the US they are not, hence why they are not public property. |
Yeah, the formal church is separated from the state here as well. Although, the tax payers are the ones who pay for the actual buildings' preservation, which is part of the reason to why they keep it open for everyone.
