Perhaps it's a good idea to limit religious organizations to (monitored) operating costs and disallow them to become businesses? I don't see this as a strike a

Perhaps it's a good idea to limit religious organizations to (monitored) operating costs and disallow them to become businesses? I don't see this as a strike against religion but rather a return of religion to it's proper function: religion rather than business. There are a lot of scams in religious organization and have been for some time. Removing some of the perverse incentives (i.e televangelists worth millions with private jets) may help with that and I don't think infringes on right to worship according to conscience in the least. As it sits now a lot of bad behavior gets a pass because "can't interfere with religion".