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Panglossolalia: /* More information */

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More information

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	* [[Wolf]]		* [[Wolf]]

	==~~External links~~==		==More information==
	* [[Jules - What Is Apostasy?\|What Is Apostasy?]] — by Jules, 2002-10-05		* [[Jules - What Is Apostasy?\|What Is Apostasy?]] — by Jules, 2002-10-05
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index

Panglossolalia: /* External links */

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [[~~McNeil~~ - What Is Apostasy\|What Is Apostasy?]] — by ~~[[Julia McNeil\|~~Jules]], 2002-10-05		* [[Jules - What Is Apostasy?\|What Is Apostasy?]] — by Jules, 2002-10-05
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]
	[[Category:Spotlight]]		[[Category:Spotlight]]

Panglossolalia at 03:31, 1 September 2008

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	The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is ~~levelled~~ against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practices witnessed during their time in the organization.		The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is leveled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practices witnessed during their time in the organization.

	However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.		However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.
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	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]
			[[Category:Spotlight]]

Craven de Kere at 03:05, 22 August 2006

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	The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their ~~apologist~~ academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practices witnessed during their time in the organization.		The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practices witnessed during their time in the organization.

	However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.		However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.

Thorwald: /* External links */ +Apostasy

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External links: +Apostasy

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [~~http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806~~ What is Apostasy?] — by ~~Jules, on~~ [[~~MovingOn~~\|~~MovingOn.org~~]]		* [[McNeil - What Is Apostasy\|What Is Apostasy?]] — by [[Julia McNeil\|Jules]], 2002-10-05
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index

	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

Panglossolalia at 20:38, 10 June 2006

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	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — by Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]		* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — by Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index

			[[Category:Glossary]]

Monger at 21:14, 31 December 2005

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	The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their apologist academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical ~~practises~~ witnessed during their time in the organization.		The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their apologist academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practices witnessed during their time in the organization.

	However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family ~~in particular~~ has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.		However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.

	==Description examples==		==Description examples from Family publications==
	* ''...bitter enemies who launched an increasingly vicious [[persecution]] campaign...''		* ''...bitter enemies who launched an increasingly vicious [[persecution]] campaign...''
	* ''...unscrupulous foes using a flood of lies and horrendous accusations against The Family...''		* ''...unscrupulous foes using a flood of lies and horrendous accusations against The Family...''
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	* [[Image:Icon_music.gif]] ''"'''[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/TCD/33/05%20Craving%20to%20Slake.mp3 Craving to Slake]'''"'' <small>([[Teen CD]] 33, Track 5)</small> — by [[Vas Myers]], a song berating former members who speak against The Family		* [[Image:Icon_music.gif]] ''"'''[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/TCD/33/05%20Craving%20to%20Slake.mp3 Craving to Slake]'''"'' <small>([[Teen CD]] 33, Track 5)</small> — by [[Vas Myers]], a song berating former members who speak against The Family

	==~~Related articles~~==		==See also==
	* [[Backslider]]		* [[Backslider]]
	* [[Vandari]]		* [[Vandari]]
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	* [[Wolf]]		* [[Wolf]]

	==External ~~references~~==		==External links==
	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — by Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]		* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — by Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index

Monger at 17:02, 3 September 2005

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	The terms "'''apostasy'''" and "'''apostate'''" have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their apologist academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practises witnessed during their time in the organization.		The terms '''apostasy''' and '''apostate''' have become popular with [[NRM]]s such as [[The Family International]] and their apologist academic supporters in describing those who have left these movements. In particular the apostate charge is levelled against those who speak out about manipulative and unethical practises witnessed during their time in the organization.

	However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is ~~both untrue and~~ misleading. Many former members charge that The Family in particular has been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.		However, applying such terminology to the children of group members when they choose not to follow their parents' beliefs is misleading. Many former members charge that The Family in particular has historically been highly hypocritical regarding religious freedom as it relates to the children of its members.

	==Description examples==		==Description examples==
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	==Multimedia==		==Multimedia==
	* [[Image:Icon_music.gif]] ''"'''[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/TCD/33/05%20Craving%20to%20Slake.mp3 Craving to Slake]'''"'' <small>([[Teen CD]] #33, Track 5)</small> — By [[Vas Myers]], a song berating former members who speak against The Family		* [[Image:Icon_music.gif]] ''"'''[https://media.xfamily.org/audio/TCD/33/05%20Craving%20to%20Slake.mp3 Craving to Slake]'''"'' <small>([[Teen CD]] 33, Track 5)</small> — by [[Vas Myers]], a song berating former members who speak against The Family

	==External ~~links~~==		==Related articles==
	* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — By Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]		* [[Backslider]]
			* [[Vandari]]
			* [[Villification]]
			* [[Persecution]]
			* [[Enemy]]
			* [[Praying against enemies]]
			* [[Wolf]]

			==External references==
			* [http://www.movingon.org/article.asp?sID=1&Cat=9&ID=806 What is Apostasy?] — by Jules, on [[MovingOn\|MovingOn.org]]
	* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index		* [http://www.apologeticsindex.org/a67.html Apostate] — Apologetics Index


	~~See also: [[Backslider]], [[Villification]], [[Vandari]], [[Enemy]], [[Persecution]], [[Praying against enemies]]~~

Monger: +see also: backslider

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+see also: backslider

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	See also: [[~~Enemy~~]], [[~~Persecution~~]], [[~~Villification~~]], [[~~Vandari~~]], [[Praying against enemies]]		See also: [[Backslider]], [[Villification]], [[Vandari]], [[Enemy]], [[Persecution]], [[Praying against enemies]]

Monger: /* Definition */

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Definition

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	'''a·pos·tate''' ''(ə-pŏs'tāt', -tĭt) n.''		'''a·pos·tate''' ''(ə-pŏs'tāt', -tĭt) n.''

	One who has abandoned one's religious faith, a political party, one's principles, or a cause~~. A person who has defected~~.		One who has abandoned one's religious faith, a political party, one's principles, or a cause.

	''Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin apostata, from Greek ~~apostates~~, from aphistanai, to revolt.''		''Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin ''apostata'', from Greek ''apostatēs'', from ''aphistanai'', to revolt.''

			<small>Source: The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition</small>

	==Multimedia==		==Multimedia==