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Kontrolliert die Kirche Tabak, Alkohol und Coca Cola?: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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| + | Kritiker behaupten, dass die Kirche Geschäftszweige kontrolliert, die mit ihrer Absicht nicht übereinstimmen. Beispiele schließen ein: | ||
| − | + | * dass die Kirche Aktien von Coca-Cola besitzt | |
| + | * dass die Kirche Aktien von Tabakgesellschaften besitzt | ||
| + | * dass die Kirche Aktien in Alkohol-Gesellschaften | ||
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| − | The Church has what is called the "donations in kind" office that manages issues related to real estate, stocks and bonds, and other "non-cash" contributions. Interested parties can call Church headquarters and ask to be connected to this department, which will provides frank information about the Church's policy in this area. | + | ==Erwiderung== |
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| + | <!--The Church has what is called the "donations in kind" office that manages issues related to real estate, stocks and bonds, and other "non-cash" contributions. Interested parties can call Church headquarters and ask to be connected to this department, which will provides frank information about the Church's policy in this area. | ||
It is the Church's practice to automatically liquidate all stocks/bonds provided to the donations in kind office as soon as they can be sold. Any stock donations made to the Church are never held by the Church or its corporations, but are converted into cash and then used for Church purposes. | It is the Church's practice to automatically liquidate all stocks/bonds provided to the donations in kind office as soon as they can be sold. Any stock donations made to the Church are never held by the Church or its corporations, but are converted into cash and then used for Church purposes. | ||
Version vom 7. Juni 2007, 07:36 Uhr
Kritik
Kritiker behaupten, dass die Kirche Geschäftszweige kontrolliert, die mit ihrer Absicht nicht übereinstimmen. Beispiele schließen ein:
- dass die Kirche Aktien von Coca-Cola besitzt
- dass die Kirche Aktien von Tabakgesellschaften besitzt
- dass die Kirche Aktien in Alkohol-Gesellschaften