Rob Mace, and Chris
Rob Mace, and Chris
#36 - 100 Billion Dollars!!!
#36 - 100 Billion Dollars!!!
#36 - 100 Billion Dollars!!!
Monday 23rd December 2019
Rob, Mace, and Chris discuss a $100 billion whistleblower claim against the LDS Church on The Normon Podcast. Is it justified or just hype?
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Get the buttons here!Church Finances Under Fire: $100 Billion Whistleblower Claim Examined
I don't think the church is doing anything bad with the money. I don't think they're going and doing, like I said, egregious crimes with this or trafficking people or you know whatever would really get the IRS's attention.
Ever wondered what happens when a whistleblower drops a bombshell on a major religious institution? In this episode of The Normon Podcast, hosts Rob, Mace, and Chris dig into a jaw-dropping allegation against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A former investment manager claims the church has stockpiled around $100 billion meant for charity but hasn't used it for over two decades.
This confidential complaint sent to the IRS accuses church leaders of misleading their followers about the true use of these funds. The hosts tackle this explosive topic with their signature mix of humor and seriousness, asking whether there's foul play involved or if it's all just a storm in a teacup. They dive into the church's financial history, its investment strategies, and how the community is reacting to these allegations.
If you're curious about the intersection of faith and finances, or just love a good controversy, this episode is a must-listen. Rob, Mace, and Chris offer a balanced discussion that sheds light on the complexities of managing massive amounts of money within a religious context. Tune in to hear their take on whether the church's actions are justifiable or if there's more than meets the eye.