Okay, so I saw this question popping up all over the internet: “Does Bryce Harper pay tithing?” It got me curious, so I decided to dig in and see what I could find. Here’s how my little investigation went down.
The Initial Search
First, I just fired up my search engine and typed in “Bryce Harper tithing.” You know, the basic, straightforward approach. I figured this would give me a general overview and point me in the right direction.
I scrolled through a bunch of articles and forum posts. Some people were saying “yes, absolutely,” others were like “no way, it’s none of our business,” and some were just speculating. It was a real mixed bag.
Narrowing it Down
I realized I needed to be more specific. So, I started looking for things like “Bryce Harper Mormon” and “Bryce Harper LDS church” to see if there was any official info from the church or statements from Harper himself. I also tried searching for interviews where he might have talked about it.
- I found a few articles mentioning that he’s a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
- I stumbled upon some discussions about tithing in general, explaining that it’s 10% of your income.
- But honestly, I didn’t find any direct quotes from Bryce Harper saying, “I pay tithing,” or “I don’t pay tithing.”
Digging Deeper (or Trying To)
At this point, I figured maybe I could find something on social media. So, I checked out his Twitter and Instagram. I scrolled through a bunch of posts, looking for anything that might hint at his views on tithing or his financial practices. Let me tell you, that’s a lot of scrolling!
I didn’t really find anything definitive there either. Lots of baseball stuff, family photos, you know, the usual athlete social media content.
The Conclusion (Kind Of)
So, after all this digging, I have to admit, I didn’t find a concrete answer. It’s all pretty much speculation. There’s no public statement from Bryce Harper confirming or denying whether he pays tithing.
Honestly, it made me think, maybe it’s really not our business. It’s a personal matter, and unless he decides to share it publicly, we just won’t know for sure. I guess some things are just meant to stay private.
