Ask A Moonie Part 1
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@Loew01 im sorry but i went to the church since i was a child. Were taught that the "true" family is in highest regard and the closest thing to perfection compared to other families. now if you deny that then you don't follow what they try and teach very well <.<....
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@Henrydec Nothing to do here :|
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@missionarymayn Mt 7:15 Jesus said to his disciples: "Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing,but underneath are ravenous wolves.
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@Henrydec Fair enough on this point. We believe in sacrifice and working hard, and we believe it improves quality of life. Sunday mornings are 5am, and now it's not just Sundays but everyday. Fundraising is now around 8hours, 10-12 on weekends. It's a training program, so about 2 yrs. Rev. Moon is always there to lead it. Marrying a stranger isn't as bad as people may think, since very few people in the modern world have figured out how to have a successful marriage.
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Like I said before, if being married to a complete stranger from a different culture and problem with communication, work up to 12hrs/day, 6 days/wk, wake up Sunday morning at 3am and rush to pledge service to worship photos of Moon and recite a pledge to be faithful to Moon all the days of your life is really what potential recruits want and will enjoy, then please go ahead and join the Moonies. If not, avoid them like a plague.
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@Henrydec Hello Henry. Just want to point out that my parents wen through that whole process you are talking about, and it made them happier and better people. They weren't tricked into it either.. It's an all volunteer program, and a lot of people kept their bank accounts and properties. Most gave out of their sincere desire to help something they believed in. Now many of our families are quite successful, especially the ones who were married as complete strangers...
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@got2many LOL. That's probably a side effect of being brainwashed... :P
If anyone think Moon is perfect and has a perfect family as he claims, look at some of his children. His eldest son was a drug addict, womaniser and wife batterer and she divorced him. One of his daughters have left the religious group and is now denouncing the church.
Henrydec 4 months ago
@Henrydec This is a common misconception about our teachings. Rev. Moon doesn't claim his family is perfect. In fact, if someone truly understands our theology, it is obvious that they are not perfect. It is their position and responsibility that earns them the title of 'True Family', but it is something that is still 'a work in progress'.
Loew01 4 months ago
@Loew01
Mr.Moon had claimed his family was perfect and all his children were born without original sin and were perfect. That's what I was taught during your 7 day and 21 day workshop. Please do not deny it. Unless of course, the church have suddenly changed their stance that his children are not perfect after the disgraceful and immoral acts of his eldest son.
Henrydec 4 months ago
@Henrydec If you were taught that in a workshop, you were taught incorrectly. Have you read the Divine Principle? The book was written in the early 1950s, and clearly sets out the difference between being born without original sin and perfection. The church has never changed it's stance, but it is true that many of our early members were naive about the True children, and assumed that the children would be saints... All the true children have at least the same potential to sin as Adam and Eve.
Loew01 4 months ago