Kolby Reddish

James Huntsman, a former member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is suing the Church to reclaim millions in tithing he alleges were misused. Attorney Kolby Reddish dives into the legal intricacies of the case, exploring issues of fraud and church financial transparency. The discussion touches on the implications of this lawsuit for religious organizations nationwide, including potential impacts on how they manage voluntary contributions. This groundbreaking case raises questions about accountability, First Amendment rights, and the ethical use of donations.

Kolby Reddish, an attorney and contributor to LDS Discussions, and researcher Julia dive deep into the often-debated topic of Joseph Smith's writing ability. They dissect historical claims, particularly Emma Smith's testimony about his capabilities. The discussion reveals how church narratives have leaned on her words while examining the reliability of those claims. They explore Joseph's early letters, highlighting their complexity and direct links to the Book of Mormon, ultimately suggesting that these documents challenge the long-held belief of his incompetence in authorship.

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.