

Mormon Church on Trial for History Fraud | Ep. 1944
Sep 25, 2024
Kolby Reddish, an attorney involved in significant legal battles against the LDS Church, dives into the Gaddy vs. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints case. They discuss claims that the church has concealed its true history and misused tithing funds. Shocking statements from the church representative raise eyebrows. Key topics include the legal intricacies surrounding tithing transparency, the ethical implications of selective narratives in church history, and the tension between faith and factual representation in religious teachings.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Ongoing Tithing Lawsuits and Church History Insights
02:10 • 5min
Legal Battles: Tithing and Transparency
06:48 • 20min
Faith, Fraud, and Legal Boundaries
26:41 • 28min
Revealing the Truth: The Seer Stone Controversy in Mormon History
54:24 • 5min
Selective Narratives and Historical Transparency in the Church
59:02 • 2min
Tithing Transparency and Legal Challenges
01:00:47 • 12min
Church History and Legal Disputes
01:12:17 • 14min
Legal Intricacies of Tithing Misrepresentation
01:25:55 • 29min
Legal Turmoil of the Church
01:54:25 • 8min