Bycommonconsent iconBycommonconsentSep 1, 2026

Tithing, Fraud, and the Church, One Last Time

Honestly, I thought my last post about James Huntsman losing his suit would be the last time I wrote about this. Yesterday, the Tenth Circuit dismissed yet another suit alleging that the Church had fraudulently induced members to pay tithing.

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Honestly, I thought my last post about James Huntsman losing his suit would be the last time I wrote about this.

Yesterday, the Tenth Circuit dismissed yet another suit alleging that the Church had fraudulently induced members to pay tithing.

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Honestly, I thought my last post about James Huntsman losing his suit would be the last time I wrote about this. Yesterday, the Tenth Circuit dismissed yet another suit alleging that the Church had fraudulently induced members to pay tithing. Before we get to the court's decision (which […]

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