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Mega-church pastors are living a millionaire's life in multi-million dollar mansions, all tax free. It's the parsonage, so it's tax free.
There are those here who would point out that many parsonages are far from luxurious. That may be a good point, however there's undoubtedly a problem when people like the Crouch's.
This is one of 13 of their properties, now in jeopardy due to their crumbling marriage and family in-fighting over the properties.
Here they are (and damned lovely, too 
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Then, there's John Hagee's mansion, er eh parsonage.
Of course, he has to have a big place so that he'll be safe when Armageddon happens, as he is always babbling about.
And here he is:
The parsonage exemption needs to be at least maximized. Nobody should be able to live like the Crouch's or Hagee tax free.
(And nobody should have such horrible taste as Jan Crouch.)
Here's another pic of that fantastically stylish look:
Nothing but class, eh?
