What does Brownback mean by "religious organizations" in this new law for Kansans?

Under IRS rules, and by extension business law, a "religious organization" is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is not a place of worship (church, synagogue, mosque, coven hall etc.) "They are typically nondenominational ministries, or interdenominational and ecumenical organizations; or entities whose principal purpose is the study or advancement of religion."

"Today’s Executive Order protects Kansas clergy and religious organizations from being forced to participate in activities that violate their sincerely and deeply held beliefs"

What a load of twaddle! The law is completely unnecessary and is an over-the-top reaction to the Supreme Court finding. Religious organisations are not compelled now to marry anyone and the new ruling doesn't change that. A priest or a pastor has always been able to refuse to marry a couple on religious grounds and that has not changed.

Its deliberate. He knows it is unconstitutional, he creates a way for it to be stuck down for vagueness rather than and expressly religious reason. When it is he will nevertheless claim it is persecution and soak up the money his deluded sheep throw at him for standing up for them.

I think he should be concentrating on Kansas not going broke.

Good grief, what is that screwball up to now?