Enemy - Revision history

Panglossolalia at 20:53, 10 June 2006

2006-06-10T20:53:46Z

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	See also: [[Apostate]], [[Praying against enemies]], [[Villification]]		See also: [[Apostate]], [[Praying against enemies]], [[Villification]]
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Monger: +Apostate link, removed Ben Farnsworth link (this isn't the best place for it)

2005-05-27T21:15:39Z

+Apostate link, removed Ben Farnsworth link (this isn't the best place for it)

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	As with numerous Christian denominations, The Family International also uses "the Enemy" in reference to Satan of the [[Bible]].		As with numerous Christian denominations, The Family International also uses "the Enemy" in reference to Satan of the [[Bible]].

	See also: [[~~Praying against enemies~~]], [[~~Villification~~]], [[~~Ben Farnsworth~~]]		See also: [[Apostate]], [[Praying against enemies]], [[Villification]]

Monger: minus 'take out of the way' link, plus 'ben farnsworth' link

2005-05-27T20:50:16Z

minus 'take out of the way' link, plus 'ben farnsworth' link

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	As with numerous Christian denominations, The Family International also uses "the Enemy" in reference to Satan of the [[Bible]].		As with numerous Christian denominations, The Family International also uses "the Enemy" in reference to Satan of the [[Bible]].

	See also: [[~~Villification~~]], [[~~Praying against enemies~~]], [[~~take out of the way~~]]		See also: [[Praying against enemies]], [[Villification]], [[Ben Farnsworth]]

Monger at 20:20, 27 May 2005

2005-05-27T20:20:58Z

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	[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] ~~was~~ no exception. The appelation of "enemy" ~~was~~ a [[villification]] applied liberally to anyone who ~~was~~ critical of the group or its practices.		[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family International]] is no exception. The appelation of "enemy" is a [[villification]] applied liberally to anyone who is critical of the group or its practices.

	"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.		"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.

	See also: [[Villification]]
			As with numerous Christian denominations, The Family International also uses "the Enemy" in reference to Satan of the [[Bible]].

			See also: [[Villification]], [[Praying against enemies]], [[take out of the way]]

Craven de Kere: see also

2005-04-27T08:40:31Z

WalkerJ: corrected spelling

2005-04-19T22:46:54Z

corrected spelling

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	[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] was no exception. The appelation of "enemy" was a [[~~villificaiton~~]] applied liberally to anyone who was critical of the group or its practices.		[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] was no exception. The appelation of "enemy" was a [[villification]] applied liberally to anyone who was critical of the group or its practices.

	"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.		"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.

Craven de Kere: linked "villification"

2005-04-15T04:27:07Z

linked "villification"

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	[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] was no exception. The appelation of "enemy" was a villificaiton applied liberally to anyone who was critical of the group or its practices.		[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] was no exception. The appelation of "enemy" was a [[villificaiton]] applied liberally to anyone who was critical of the group or its practices.

	"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.		"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.

Craven de Kere: rough

2005-04-08T08:15:40Z

rough

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[[Cult]]s tend to polarize, whether intentionally or not and [[The Family]] was no exception. The appelation of "enemy" was a villificaiton applied liberally to anyone who was critical of the group or its practices.

"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.

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	"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.		"Enemies" were often cursed and prayed against, and misforture that would befall them was seen as a result of the prayer and cursing.

			See also: [[Villification]]