Resurrection

This is a true story about Robert W. Douglas, taxes and death. The polity of both taxes and death tend to consume thoughts driven by certain seasons and events, such as April 15th and Resurrection Day (Easter). To think about taxes and death is one thing, but to experience death and the unbridled authority of the Internal Revenue Service officials is death in another form. To rise from the ashes and the results of unconstitutional tax enforcement, however is a portrayal of the Son of God. My life's journey over the years allowed me to acquire two professional licenses: one as a certified public accountant and the other as an ordained minister. Over he years there have been a substantual number of interactions with the Internal Revenue Service on a personal as well as business level. I have represented people with satisfactory results and it seems there was always ameasure of success in my relationship with the IRS. After college, I began seeking opportunities to enter the tax preparation and bookeeping business. Once their for years I successfully managed RWD, CPA. Upon Ordanation I sold my practice to devote full attention to ministry. It was during those years that I began to question the authority of IRS, that is not to say that similar were not present in the past. I pursued some of the evidence which led to court battles, judgements and the loss of my home. It also led to Resurrection and forgiveness, and words of encouragement for the perpatrators.