I am surprised the church hasn't come out with its own crypto currency that would be equivalent to Bitcoin. I call it the senine.

Assuming a captive population of 5,000,000 mormons buying Senines from the church every month.

The church would only accept tithes and offerings in Senines.

Missionary donations, would also be in Senines.

Imagine every BYU student paying tuition in Senines and using Senines to buy books, lunches etc on campus.

Good members would usd Senines for transactions between them.

Certain business may accept them.

Imagine the vast quantities of Senines going across borders in micro seconds with no paper trail. Imagine the tax advantages.

And if things went south, oh well, the top folks would have the dollars used to purchase the Senines and the members would have nothing.

Senines. Heh :)

One change to your plan: the church should only accept tithes and offerings in cold, hard cash. Then everything else is done in senines.

That way their current money-laundering scheme gets even more profitable!

The beauty of the plan is they buy Senines from the church, for a fee of course. So the cold hard cash is in the business side. Then tithing is in Senines.

The church could then publish finances in Senines. Since the rate changes minute by minute, you can manipulate the data anyway you want.

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Someone's alternative take on the whole darn rodeo:


http://www.tentmaker.org/books/TheTitheisIllegal.html

From what I read, many of the GA's are senine....