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Really? America has quite the history of nutburger cults. This one is far from the worst.I ain’t buyin it. It isn’t real
Proud American hereReally? America has quite the history of nutburger cults. This one is far from the worst.
Until now, I have never heard of it.I had to look up Cheerwine. I had never heard of it before:
Cheerwine - Wikipedia
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TLDR? Uniquely southern. Cherry flavored soda, very fizzy. No alcohol ever. Maybe it stains the white shirts and that is why Jane does not approve.
Parties at this cult must not be very exciting. Even with Jane decorating.I had to look up Cheerwine. I had never heard of it before:
Cheerwine - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
TLDR? Uniquely southern. Cherry flavored soda, very fizzy. No alcohol ever. Maybe it stains the white shirts and that is why Jane does not approve.
I don't see "No capes" on this list.The World of Faith Fellowship might just interest you if you want a cult that crawls up your backside and tries to control every aspect of your life.
'Local Cult's' Bizarre And Lengthy List Of Dos And Don'ts Has Twitter Totally Weirded Out
Nope. Nope, nope, nope.www.comicsands.com
To save you from reading the article here are just a few of their rules:
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I am not so sure how long I would last with that particular group.
Children are isolated, monitored and controlled closely by the church, being educated in the church-controlled school, and prevented from watching television under threat of punishment. Nonetheless, they are told to display a positive attitude regardless of how they feel, and a song sung within the church has the words "Happy, happy, happy, happy are the children whose God is the Lord."
The World of Faith Fellowship might just interest you if you want a cult that crawls up your backside and tries to control every aspect of your life.
'Local Cult's' Bizarre And Lengthy List Of Dos And Don'ts Has Twitter Totally Weirded Out
Nope. Nope, nope, nope.www.comicsands.com
To save you from reading the article here are just a few of their rules:
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I am not so sure how long I would last with that particular group.
That latter is cutting out the middleman. No cutting out the middleman. The middleman needs a big house and many luxury cars.So we have to imbibe our alcohol inravenously or by enema?
I thought the US was the only place with political cults. Sorry to hear.Yeah, there is nothing new in that. I mean I can find 2 examples of such cults in Denmark. One religious and one political.
Wait. Root beer... Cheerwine... That would be super lame if the name sounding alcoholic was the reason for banning them. Ginger ale should also be on the list.I had to look up Cheerwine. I had never heard of it before:
Cheerwine - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
TLDR? Uniquely southern. Cherry flavored soda, very fizzy. No alcohol ever. Maybe it stains the white shirts and that is why Jane does not approve.
Eh, their members are next to none. You probably have the same proportionate numbers of weird people in your country. They may not be in a cult but their out there unfortunately.Really? America has quite the history of nutburger cults. This one is far from the worst.
It is. And I think that you may be right.Wait. Root beer... Cheerwine... That would be super lame if the name sounding alcoholic was the reason for banning them. Ginger ale should also be on the list.
Those aren’t cultsMost cults tend to be rather small. The big ones do not like that term. For example the Mormons and the JW's.
Why not?Those aren’t cults
They may not like the term but it's applicable, they show up on government lists for such activity. Ditto for Scientology.Most cults tend to be rather small. The big ones do not like that term. For example the Mormons and the JW's.
They fit into enough of the behaviors of a cult to be classified as such. Being a cult does not make a group illegal, but it should stand as a warning to both people thinking of joining and people within them.They may not like the term but it's applicable, they show up on government lists for such activity. Ditto for Scientology.
How is Jesus supposed to show up? He’s got a BAC of 1.0.The World of Faith Fellowship might just interest you if you want a cult that crawls up your backside and tries to control every aspect of your life.
'Local Cult's' Bizarre And Lengthy List Of Dos And Don'ts Has Twitter Totally Weirded Out
Nope. Nope, nope, nope.www.comicsands.com
To save you from reading the article here are just a few of their rules:
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I am not so sure how long I would last with that particular group.
Wow!! That is a miracle> Considering that one enters the deadly concentration at 0.40% BAC:How is Jesus supposed to show up? He’s got a BAC of 1.0.