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The touchy topic of church wealth resurfaced this week when a “whistleblower” complaint filed by a former portfolio manager for the faith’s nonprofit investment arm accused it of amassing a $100 billion portfolio from contributions intended — but never spent — for charity in potential violation of tax laws.