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https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/mormon-chuch-stock-portfolio-top-holdings-13f-ensign-peak-advisors-2024-2 I would love to see someone uncover that they're invested in Starbucks, Budweiser and Marlboro. :lol: A 'church' worth hundreds of billions... because we all know Jesus invested,...

How anyone would believe ... just boggles the mind. The key to all this nonsense taking on a permanent existence is that it lasted long enough to be passed on to the children of the first believers. A religion taught to you by your parents is a much more permanent feature of the mind than a religio...

The sheer amount of academic dishonesty LDS researchers put forward is staggering.

Even worse is from the men atop the 'church' who call themselves 'PSR's who are idolized and worshipped by the membership as honest and trustworthy 'men of God' being engaged in the same thing.

How anyone would believe that a God or deity that created the heavens and the earth would have some con-man from upstate New York 'restore' Christ's 'church' (when Christ never organized a church) by having him bury his face in a tophat and looking at a rock (that he used to scam people claiming he ...

If you wanna get rich, start a business. If you wanna get exhorbitantly wealthy, start a religion. Everyone should start their own religion in the U.S., just look at the perks available that would allow you to become extremely wealthy, enjoy the benefits of separation of church and state, tax-exempt...

It's a faith crisis due to a truth crisis because of a trust crisis. Hell, they're still sending out young, ill-informed and mis-informed young men and women to teach a narrative to people who might actually be interested in this 'church' that they admitted 10 years ago in essays isn't how it actual...

Ugh. Good grief, all you need to do is research 'Joseph Smith and the criminal justice system' and the phrase 'Book of Mormon plagiarism' to come to the conclusion the religion is a fraud and that Smith was a con-man! :lol: Throw in the CES letter and the 'church's' own essays relased in 2014 and it...

Smith was a total douchebag all ought to revile... an immoral predator, iniquitous opportunist looking to scam poeple and a professional con-man and charlatan worthy of our disgust and shame!

I'm sure replacing faulty, aging and risky HVAC/heating systems in 'church' buildings is probably the last thing on Salt Lake's list of things to do, I mean, they have investments to make, malls to run and a city for 500,000 in Florida to think about.

67,000 + 33,000 = 100,000, not 110,000. But I digress. Since when has a higher 'church' official ever told the truth about anything??? Just pay, pray and obey please!