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Religious "persecution" was historically used to explain away any criticism of the [[cult]], ranging from attempts by law enforcement to determine the extent of [[:Category:Abuse|abuse]] within [[The Family International]] to mere criticism of the [[:Category:Leaders|leaders]]. | Religious "persecution" was historically used to explain away any criticism of the [[cult]], ranging from attempts by law enforcement to determine the extent of [[:Category:Abuse|abuse]] within [[The Family International]] to mere criticism of the [[:Category:Leaders|leaders]]. | ||
| − | The Family's persecution complex continues to influence everyday practices and life today, but in recent years heighened criticism by [[second generation]] ex-members has caused The Family to, in large part, shift the blame for perceived persecution from the supposed jealous churches | + | The Family's persecution complex continues to influence everyday practices and life today, but in recent years heighened criticism by [[second generation]] ex-members has caused The Family to, in large part, shift the blame for perceived persecution from the supposed jealous churches, [[Antichrist]] forces and [[anti-cult movement]] to a new culprit: "bitter vitriolic [[apostate]]s". |
Revision as of 05:19, 17 June 2005
Religious "persecution" was historically used to explain away any criticism of the cult, ranging from attempts by law enforcement to determine the extent of abuse within The Family International to mere criticism of the leaders.
The Family's persecution complex continues to influence everyday practices and life today, but in recent years heighened criticism by second generation ex-members has caused The Family to, in large part, shift the blame for perceived persecution from the supposed jealous churches, Antichrist forces and anti-cult movement to a new culprit: "bitter vitriolic apostates".
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See also: Praying against enemies, Fleebag, Vandari
