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Which, between you and me, is something that concerns me about him...but that's a discussion for another day.

Meh, that's a perception. He's a polarizing figure and too many people either turn him into a villain or a hero, when it's likely he is neither.

What is with this either-or thing you are doing? I, for one, never said it was "nothing." In fact, earlier in the thread I said it was "good" money. A "fortune" denotes a level of independence and saved wealth that, believe it or not, is eluded by most people who make the amount you are calling a fortune. That was my only point.

Who's doing that?

Yeah, my mileage definitely varies. Having prepared many damages calculations, I wouldn't consider $200k/yr a "fortune" in any reasonable use of the term. That being said, I really don't care about Dehlin; I just thought Robert's hyperbole was a bit much.

Income and fortunes are very different things. Moreover, I would think you as a litigator would recognize that one does not always lead to the other.

It's the church's legal entity that owns all the copyrights and trademarks.

Prepare yourself to be further tsk-tsk'ed for not adequately following the prophet in some people's eyes.

There are a lot of broad strokes and thoughtless words in there; you proud of that?

In my sample size of 1 disciplinary council, when I was a ward clerk, my notes were transcribed into the documentation sent to SLC, but went nowhere else, as far as I know.

Note to Bob, professional counselors now use the DSM-5.

That's a pretty bad generalization. I would hope people wouldn't judge all accountants as bad based on my behavior on my worst day.

Yeah. I'm trying to have some compassion for how incredibly emotional this is, but at the same time doing a lot of her venting and processing in a public forum isn't helping her, IMO.

I feel kind of the same way trying to follow along, today. I think the emotion is driving a lot of the words at the moment. Yep.