LDS Church: The Shift from Spiritual to Financial

This chapter explores the LDS Church's transition from a spirit-based economy relying on physical goods to a modern financial model focused on liquid capital and investments. It scrutinizes the ethical implications of using tithing funds for investment profits, questioning the alignment of these practices with core religious principles. Additionally, the chapter raises significant concerns about the church's spending priorities, contrasting its financial practices with the dire needs of its members.