CEEC Chairman: The Venerable Michael Lawson Executive Officer: The Revd Canon Michael Walters Communications Officer: The Revd Peter Breckwoldt

The chairman Michael Lawson has commented:

However, Rev. Ed Bacon, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, did the opposite and even went as far as telling the story of the IRS attending church, in the second video, and accusing the church of practicing politics during an election season. The IRS, after demanding the church admit to it, with the church refusing to do so, dropped the inquiry after two years.

"The chief modern rival of Christianity is 'liberalism,'" Machen asserted. "Modern liberalism, then, has lost sight of the two great presuppositions of the Christian message - the living God and the fact of sin," he argued. "The liberal doctrine of God and the liberal doctrine of man are both diametrically opposite to the Christian view. But the divergence concerns not only the presuppositions of the message, but also the message itself."

Some 1,586 pastors preached a similar sermon last Sunday, outlining their Biblical reasoning for voting for either Obama or Romney.

This is the fifth year that a growing number of pastors preached a political sermon.

What's more, they taped their sermons and sent them to the IRS.

On the Steven Colbert Show, Colbert asked Garlow "You have been trying to poke the hornet's nest of the IRS. But they've never responded. Why?"