Where do the FLDS[Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints] get their money--

[gazpacho]

@Fotheringay-Phipps

I had seen post #10. But I was commenting on a different post, which offered a different explanation.

But welfare is funded at the state level not at the local level. A whole small town can be gaming the welfare system that is funded by the much larger state population.

[Kenm]

@Lukeinva

FLDS=Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. For those of us who don’t know every acronym in the book of acronyms.

I had to look it up on an acronym/initialism site because I’m not telepathic.

[Duckster]

@Kenm

I had to look it up on an acronym/initialism site because I’m not telepathic.

Next time try this.

[Kansas_Beekeeper]

@BMax

The FLDS and all Mormons, including the mainstream LDS, believe in American Exceptionalism as a major point of their dogma.
According to Joseph Smith, the Garden of Eden was in Jackson County, Missouri. When Jesus returns to rule the world for the millennium of peace and prosperity, when Satan will be bound, he will return to and rule from Jackson county, Missouri.

And it’s going to happen real soon, any time now…

Having lived relatively near, and been to many times, call me a skeptic on the Garden of Eden in Jackson County, MO, thing.

[Kenm]

@Duckster

Next time try this.

Thanks, I will. But not with Google. It has the cooties.

[TokyoBayer]

Communes, compounds don’t require as much land as building individual houses in a large city. According to this article on the ranch in Texas, they purchased 1,700 acres for $700,000. They aren’t going to be needing any more land soon.

The value of the buildings is estimated at $3 million. With a reported 10,000 members, that’s about $300 per person. Not impossible.