Should religious institutions be required to pay taxes?

In Australia, the "advancement of religion" is a charitable purpose that grants tax-exempt status to religious organizations, including exemption from income tax and land rates. Critics argue this allows wealthy institutions to avoid taxes on commercial activities (like the church-owned Sanitarium food company), while supporters argue that religious groups relieve the burden on the state by running schools, hospitals, and aged care facilities. A proponent would support this to ensure fairness and increase government revenue from wealthy entities. An opponent would oppose this to protect the financial viability of community organizations and uphold religious freedom.