Five Myths about Mormons and Money

Behind its religious facade, the Mormon Church is a giant corporate conglomerate worth some 20 to 40 billion dollars. It is one of the biggest institutional landowners in the US, operates the largest cattle ranch in America, and is the biggest producer of olive oil in Chile, to name just a few examples. It has lobbying operations at the United Nations and the European Union, and doesn’t shy away from cozying up to dictators and tyrants to further its corpoate goals under the guise of religion.

Response to All Our Lemmony Things

Thank you for your letter of April 14, 2015. I may not be the intended recipient since I am past doubt, past struggling and past the point where returning is a serious option. I left the Mormon church around the same time you joined it. Before that, I was a member for 34 years – baptised at eight but my parents converted when I was two.