THE FUNDIES DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT ECONOMICS

but I was a little surprised about this finding by John C. Green, Robert P. Jones, and Daniel Cox in

"Faithful, Engaged, and Divergent:
A Comparative Portrait of Conservative and Progressive Religious
Activists in the 2008 Election and Beyond"

Role of Government and Taxes.
Sixty‐eight percent of progressive religious activists believe government should increase spending and provide more services; 89% say tax cuts should be directed toward lower income people. By even larger margins, conservative religious activists believe that government should provide fewer services and cut spending (86%). Sixty‐one percent back tax cuts targeted at upper‐income individuals.

(h/t Talk2Action and Religion Dispatches)