Some of you will recall an article I did a while back regarding the for-profit hunting preserves owned by the LDS Church. I still get a fair number of visits to my blog because of that article, but I think that some of you missed the update I did for Mormon Matters with more in-depth research on the subject. It's been over a year since I wrote that article, which you can read here, but as far as I know it's still status quo with the hunting preserves.
Though Rock Waterman's latest post about Mormon Corporatism, I learned of a newer post regarding the hunting preserves which you can read here. Although there isn't really any "news" per se, the author includes some quotes that I did not include, as well as examines the ethics of the Church using missionaries for private enterprises -- among other things. I recommend it to anyone interested in the subject.
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I'm wondering how the LDS church can keep calling itself "non-profit"...?
I was actually at Deseret Land and Livestock this last weekend (and no not to hunt, not my thing) It's a beautiful place.
What's wrong with the Church owning land on which hunting is conducted?
Oh theres absolutely nothing wrong at all Anonymous with maiming killing and wounding incredibly complex and beautiful creatures that have emotional and physical feelings that care for their young and add to the beautiful divergent and complex eco system of our planet....FOR PURE FUN AND PLEASURE... nothing at all... oh but as long as you don't have a cup of coffee after your murder its fine ...God will still allow you to go to the temple ... het why not wear the fur round your neck ...that will show everyone what a real man you have been ... HYPOCRITES :(
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