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AIQ – Gaslit Gods
The text examines the notion that religion is gaslighting, highlighting both its potential for manipulation and its multifaceted nature. It distinguishes between spiritual abuse and healthy belief systems, while critiquing frameworks that prioritize institutional reputation over survivor truth. Ultimately, it calls for accountability and justice centered on survivors’ experiences. Continue reading
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46) God Forbid
The author uses the documentary “God Forbid” to explore the manipulative dynamics of The Cult of the Ego, focusing on Giancarlo’s experiences with Rev. Jerry Falwell Jr. and the evangelical elite. It highlights how power and moral status are exploited to control young men, masking corruption while waging moral campaigns against perceived societal threats. More… Continue reading
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