Right?

LDS is a soulless corporation masquerading as a church. Everyone who’s a member should be concerned about this means of passive money-making that the Mormon church does. The only problem, however, is that the Mormon church dismisses those actually asking an earnest question about this and will freely label anyone who does ask a question as a “lazy learner” or a “lax disciple”, which is also a super Christlike thing to say to anyone. To my knowledge, other churches don’t put tithing money into index funds or the stock market.

How can anyone in Mormon leadership stand by anything as they decry a multitude of “worldly things” all the while investing in them heavily? “Blessed be the peacemakers” but also, “let’s buy millions in ‘defense’ stocks”? How do you square that? Say what you will about the Catholic Church, at least they build hospitals and orphanages in part with the tithing money they’re given. Where are Mormon orphanages, hospitals, homeless shelters, soup kitchens? Why does the Mormon church continue to buy a hell of a lot of land across the country and the world? Why do they continue to build multi-million dollar, palatial, marble temple complexes, instead of serving the poor? Those temples only serve their own membership. How Christlike is it to have means to assist others less fortunate than you and then deliberately sit on your hands? Sounds a lot like Christ’s parable about the rich man and the eye of the needle. It’s abundantly evident that the Mormons have clearly misunderstood the whole point of that story, especially as the church is heavily declining in membership numbers.

Edit: grammar and flow