[SkyPilot]

It was sarcasm DU.

But, thanks for reminding me that the LDS church sits on Billions.

The Church does not release financial statements to the general public or even to the general membership, and has not since roughly 1963. That seems a bit unfair to the average members of the Church who contribute all the money. After all, lack of disclosure and oversight is almost always associated with mismanagement and corruption, and I have little doubt that rule applies to the billions of dollars under the control of senior LDS leaders. The internal audits performed by LDS employees keep Bishops from stealing from the tithing pot, but can do little to prevent mismanagement or improper spending by Church executives.

[DelphiUser]

It was sarcasm DU.

Then you missed a tag...

But, thanks for reminding me that the LDS church sits on Billions

and the Catholics, and the Greek Orthodox and the ...

The money you speak of is mostly tied up in buildings, care to talk about the value of say the Sistine chapel?