TOM WALKER -> JOHN MASSEY wrote:

 JM>>>> Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
 TW> religion, or
 JM>>>> prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of
 TW>>> speech, o
 JM>>>> of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to
 JM>>>> assemble,

 TW>>> BUT calling for Permits for regularly assemblies of people IS
 TW> allowed.
 TW>>> And is FACT even a Church building has to have a Land Use Permit
 TW> for
 TW>>> their assembly of worshipers.
 TW>>> The Pastor is Plainly having a Church Meeting in his house.

 JM>> Then the permit should be free.

 TW> Why. A Real Church Building conditional Use Permit is NOT Free.
 TW> Would not giving Churches Free permits be a violation of the
 TW> Constitution??
 TW> What makes a Church Special comparied to Other Businesses.

The building in question is a personal residence.

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