Divine Theft: Mormonism's Multi-Billion-Dollar Power and the Stolen Savior - A True Crime Exposé of the Faith That Rewrote Christ (Identity Heist Book - McGuire, Lindsay
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Divine Theft: Mormonism's Multi-Billion-Dollar Power and the Stolen Savior - A True Crime Exposé of the Faith That Rewrote Christ (Identity Heist Book
McGuire, Lindsay
Synopsis "Divine Theft: Mormonism's Multi-Billion-Dollar Power and the Stolen Savior - A True Crime Exposé of the Faith That Rewrote Christ (Identity Heist Book"
A faith rewritten. A Savior stolen. A system exposed.From the author of Identity Heist comes Divine Theft, a true-crime exposé uncovering Mormonism's multi-billion-dollar power and the stolen Savior at its core. Lindsay McGuire exposes how a persecuted faith transformed into a global empire built on coercion, silence, and control-and the devastating cost of reclaiming truth for one family of the fold.When investigative writer McGuire exposed military abuse and family-court corruption in Identity Heist, readers saw how systems fail those they're meant to protect. In Divine Theft, the lens widens-to the spiritual machine driving those same systems.Through the story of Hope Livingston-a woman whose devotion was weaponized by doctrine-McGuire reveals how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints became one of the world's most powerful and politically connected religious corporations. Beneath its polished image lies a theology that rewrote the Biblical Christ, redefining salvation and turning obedience into ownership.Blending investigative reporting, survivor testimony, and theological insight, Divine Theft exposes: How spiritual abuse and dark psychology and manipulation operate inside organized religionThe financial and political reach of Mormonism's $100-billion empireThe human cost of silence for women, children, and familiesWhat it means to reclaim faith when God Himself has been rewrittenRead it. Question it. And discover what was stolen.