But Lexy...
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Posted by: Neville B ® 09/11/2005, 08:22:18 Author Profile Edit Alert Moderators

"I repeat my opinion that the teenage years are an extremely sensitive time and our young people need vigilant protection from pernicious cults!" But Lexy, how do we protect them? In all the discussion I witnessed on this forum I can't say I've seen any definitive argument against someone who decides, "My guru is not like the rest of the gurus--he's the real thing". I could try to get a kid to read EPO and see where a previous cult ended up...dunno, might work. Bear in mind that a contemporary cult is getting young people to not just commit their lives, but to blow themselves up. Neville B

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