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Should Churches Be Fined?
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Recently a large paint company was fined $400,000 for misleading consumers.
The writing on paint cans claimed that the paint would reduce the house temperature on hot days by up to 15%. The court found that the company had misled consumers since there was no evidence that the paint would do what was claimed.
Should churches be fined for misleading the public by making claims that can't be proven?
The writing on paint cans claimed that the paint would reduce the house temperature on hot days by up to 15%. The court found that the company had misled consumers since there was no evidence that the paint would do what was claimed.
Should churches be fined for misleading the public by making claims that can't be proven?
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