Unification of church and state

Judge Philpot has a dream – the unification of (his) church and the government. This seems to be aodds with the constitution and laws he is paid to uphold. It is probably also self serving considering the millions of dollars in government grants distributed by the non-profit groups he leads. He explained this grand vision during a recent interview:
Tim: "Yes; yes. My ultimate dream—and I’ve become cynical and skeptical—so, I don’t think it’s going to happen—but my ultimate dream is that the church could eliminate the social services / the church could eliminate the foster children—the church would
become the system. That’s a big dream. But I’ve got to believe it can, at least, happen in some places with some people; and that’s part of my life."
FamilyLife Today® Radio Transcript Episode: Here Comes the Judge, Guest: Tim Philpot, From the series: Irretrievably Broken (Day 3 of 3), Air date: November 18, 2016

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