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	'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of August 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.		'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of August 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.

	In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.		In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail Berry return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.

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	'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of ~~Ausgust~~ 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.		'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of August 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.

	In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.		In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.

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	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — 2006-09-05 – Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — 2006-09-05 – Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río
	*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06		*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06
			*[http://aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=5200&format=html&fech=2006-11-09 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Misa por el José María Baamonde] — 2006-11-09

	==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==		==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==
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	*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.		*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.
	*[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/ Catholic.net: Homenajes - Siempre los recordaremos] — 2006-09 – includes more recent photograph		*[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/ Catholic.net: Homenajes - Siempre los recordaremos] — 2006-09 – includes more recent photograph
	*[http://aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=5200&format=html&fech=2006-11-09 Misa por el José María Baamonde] — 2006-11-09
	*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.		*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.

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	*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.		*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.
	*[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/ Catholic.net: Homenajes - Siempre los recordaremos] — 2006-09 – includes more recent photograph		*[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/ Catholic.net: Homenajes - Siempre los recordaremos] — 2006-09 – includes more recent photograph
			*[http://aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=5200&format=html&fech=2006-11-09 Misa por el José María Baamonde] — 2006-11-09
	*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.		*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.

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	[[Image:Jose-baamonde-1993.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|José Baamonde, 1993]]		[[Image:Jose-baamonde-1993.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|José Baamonde, 1993]]
	'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.		'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of Ausgust 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.

	In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.		In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.

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	*[[ACI Prensa: Juez aprueba veracidad de libro sobre oculta historia de secta argentina]] — 2001-10-04		*[[ACI Prensa: Juez aprueba veracidad de libro sobre oculta historia de secta argentina]] — 2001-10-04
	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24
	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — 2006-09-05 – Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río
	*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06		*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06

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	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24
	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río
	*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 ~~AICA~~: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06		*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 Agencia Informativa Católica Argentina: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06

	==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==		==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==

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	==More Information==		==More Information==
	*[http://www.infospes.com/ Fundación SPES] — web site of SPES Foundation founded by Baamonde.		*[http://www.infospes.com/ Fundación SPES] — web site of SPES Foundation founded by Baamonde.
			*[http://elbuencombate.blogspot.com/2006/03/rezamos-por-jos-mara-baamonde.html El Buen Combate: Rezamos por José María Baamonde] — 2006-03-15 – prayer request
			*[http://nadasinti.blogspot.com/2006/03/jos-maria-baamonde.html Nada sin Ti Nada Sin Nosotros: José Maria Baamonde] — 2006-03-27 – prayer request
	*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.		*[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23 – includes a message from his wife, Susana.
			*[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/ Catholic.net: Homenajes - Siempre los recordaremos] — 2006-09 – includes more recent photograph
	*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.		*[http://www.fotonatura.org/miembros/ficha.php?id_usuario=7255 fotonatura.org: José María Baamonde] — Nature photography by Baamonde.

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	==Press==		==Press==
	*[[Macleans: Not a normal family]] — 1993-09-20
	*[[ACI Prensa: Juez aprueba veracidad de libro sobre oculta historia de secta argentina]] — 2001-10-04		*[[ACI Prensa: Juez aprueba veracidad de libro sobre oculta historia de secta argentina]] — 2001-10-04
	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto] — [[2006]]-08-24
	*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río		*[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7166&Itemid=50 ecclesia digital: Adiós al experto en sectas - José María Baamonde (1959-2006)] — Obituary by Luis Santamaría del Río
			*[http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06 AICA: Falleció el licenciado José María Baamonde] — 2006-09-06

	==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==		==References to Baamonde in Family Publications==

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	[[Image:Jose-baamonde-1993.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|José Baamonde, 1993]]		[[Image:Jose-baamonde-1993.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|José Baamonde, 1993]]
	'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of ~~Ausgust~~ 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.		'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of August 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.

	In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.		In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.

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	'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.		'''José María Baamonde''' was born in Buenos Aires, [[Argentina]] in [[1959]].<ref>Baamonde, Jose Maria, <u>La Familia, La verdadera historia de los Niños de Dios</u>, Buenos Aires: Editorial Planeta, 1993, inside cover.</ref> He died of cancer on August 23, [[2006]] in [[Spain]].<ref>"''[http://www.revistaecclesia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7048&Itemid=50 El especialista en sectas, José María Baamonde, fallece el 23 de agosto]''," ecclesia digital, 2006-08-24.<br>[http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/2006/08/23/ha-muerto-jose-maria-baamonde-gran-luchador-contra-las-sectas/ Radio Cristiandad: Ha muerto José María Baamonde, gran luchador contra las sectas] — 2006-08-23<br>Other sources[http://es.catholic.net/homenajes/][http://www.aica.org/index.php?module=displaystory&story_id=4380&edition_id=257&format=html&fech=2006-09-06] list the date of death as August 24 instead of Ausgust 23, 2006. Although the precise time and date of death is not known to the editor of this article, one possible explanation for the discrepancy may be timezone differences.</ref> He received a Ph.D. in psychology from the John F. Kennedy University of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:3eI_XouqDFYJ:www.whyaretheydead.net/misc/Factnet/BAAMONDE.WP5&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=10 The Experience of the SPES Foundation: Some Remarks on the Different Attitudes Toward New Religious Movements in Argentina and in Europe], Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1993.</ref> In [[1989]], he founded ''[[SPES Foundation\|Fundación S.P.E.S]]'' (''Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas''), a [[cult]] awareness and research institution and was its president until [[2001]] when he assumed the position of Director of Documentation and Investigations.<ref>[http://www.icsahome.com/infoserv_conferences/archive/2005_icsa_conference_Madrid_presenters.htm Conference 2005 Madrid Presenters], International Cultic Studies Association ''Psychological Manipulation, Cultic Groups, and Other Alternative Movements'', Madrid, Spain, July 14-16, [[2005]].</ref> He taught courses in Catholic Culture at ''Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina'' and psychology at the ''Universidad San Pablo-CEU in Madrid'', Spain. He also worked as an adviser to the ''Secretariado para la Familia de la Conferencia Episcopal Argentina''.

	In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.		In [[1992]], he helped a former [[second generation]] member of the cult named Abigail return to the [[United States]] to live with her relatives. In October [[1993]], he published a book, <u>The Family: The True Story of the Children of God</u>, which was dedicated to her and included a chapter in which she recounted some of her experiences growing up in the organization and the [[:Category:Abuse\|abuse]] and medical neglect she suffered in a Family [[Home]] run by [[Susan Claire Borowik]] and [[Manuel José Sabatasso]]. Other chapters in the book, which was exhaustively documented and based primarily on the organization's own [[:Category:Family Publications\|publications]], explored the The Family's [[:Category:Beliefs\|beliefs]] and [[:Category:Practices\|practices]], its history in Argentina and [[:Category:Legal Action\|legal action]] involving its members in Argentina and around the world. In March [[1994]], The Family sued Baamonde and his publisher, alleging that the book was libelous and seeking $2 million USD in damages. While the suit was dismissed in October 2001 when a judge ruled that the organization had not proved any of its claims and no longer wished to proceed with the case, the potential legal risk and liability resulted in the publisher deciding to temporarily halt distribution of the book.