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Criticism follows Businessweek cover on Mormon Church finances
MR says: The cover portrays John the Baptist telling Joseph Smith and Cowdery to "build a shopping mall, own stock in Burger King, and open a Polynesian theme park in Hawaii that shall be largely exempt from the frustrations of tax," to which Smith responds: "Hallelujah." Not cool.
The new Bloomberg Businessweek magazine cover on LDS Church finances drew broad-based criticism Thursday."The Businessweek cover is in such poor taste it is difficult to even find the words to comment on it," said Michael Purdy, a spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. "Sadly, the cover is a reflection of the bias and speculative nature of the article itself. It is narrow and incomplete, omitting, for instance, a good deal of information given on how church resources are used.
"The article misses the mark and the cover is obviously meant to be offensive to many, including millions of Latter-day Saints."
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