Short Story: Cult Attack

I left the room, the church was a bit discouraged, there was no excitement or mystery to solve, but I could not do this or there might be a larger case to solve I gradually noticed that there was nothing. I went outside and I met my wonderful colleagues, "Hey Johnson, you seem to have found a lot of dusty evidence there," funny John once said. I glanced briefly after everyone looked for this place. My hatred was boiling, and under the mountains of rubble, I saw an iron wrench.

Recently I recently read NXIVM, Keith Lanières, founded by "Vanguard", a strange story of an organization or cult organization that a woman named himself with her own name. Cult now reveals the value of the times, its more ideal - by making them extreme. However, yesterday 's Hippy cult cult brought extreme love, peace, freedom, and unity. To my knowledge, NXIVM is a corporate leadership course, it is strange, grotesque and aggressive extreme.

But destructive cult is another story. There is a big difference between a destructive cult and a non-destructive religion (or non-destructive religion). A destructive (or comprehensive) cult organization can take full advantage of its vulnerability. In order to achieve ideological reform, we often use unethical psychological techniques. Nondestructive religious groups and cult organizations are trying to reduce their vulnerability through spiritual guidance to help control their lives.

It is well known that the evil church uses spiritual control or other fraud to persuade certain people. Is it free choice or brainwashing? Cult leaders reject the concept of brainwashing because they not only represent attacks on religious conversion but also impair the evidence that people joined the new religion due to free will. However, many newspapers are strangely talking about new religious life. These stories often portray cult members as blind zombies. Do brainwashing really occur in the cult? This can be answered by explaining the tragedy of massive death in Jonestown, Guyana, South America. Jim Jones is a leader of the cult organization called People's Temple. Jones produced respect, compliments, and goodwill to the public. He destroyed the Bible and the authority of the church. The temple members are exhausted, psychologically isolated, and in poverty. Those wh!