Empowering the Heavenly Parent Holy Community
... in Japan, as in Italy, as in Sydney, the fingerprints of the panic-makers are all over the crime scene. Yamagami is a terrorist. An anti-cult terrorist. And those who refuse to call him one…
... Religious freedom is not reliant on doctrinal agreement and the erosion of such liberty never begins with the majority. It begins with a small, disfavored group that people find easy to dismiss. When society…
.... The tunnel is portrayed as part of a broader peace and integration strategy for Northeast Asia – an outlook that resonates with long-standing academic and diplomatic discussions about regional community-building.
... Special thanks are due to Imboni Dr. Samuel Radebe (Founder of African Hidden Voices), Prof. Massimo Introvigne (CESNUR), and Mr. Peter Zoehrer (FOREF Europe). They delivered powerful presentations regarding the unjust incarceration of Holy…
... And when individuals become isolated, the state must take responsibility for supporting their lives, resulting in even greater social security expenditures. It seems that Japanese society has fallen into this kind of vicious cycle.
... Segye Ilbo – a newspaper affiliated with the Family Federation – published a leaked internal government document alleging that Jeong Yun-hoe (정윤회), a former aide to Park, was improperly exerting influence over state affairs…
... In U.S.-based commentary (e.g., The Washington Times), Gingrich’s stance is framed as part of a broader campaign: that protecting Mother Han is not only defending religious freedom but safeguarding an international peace movement.
... they ignore international law, erase individual agency, and flirt with authoritarian tactics. The courtroom becomes a pulpit, and the trial a sermon promoting a faulty notion of ideological purity and fostering intolerance.
... even if someone incited hatred and even in his consensual role as a puppet, the assassin must be held fully responsible for his actions, because ultimately, he remained free to choose his behavior.
... The red line wasn’t Abe’s video message. It was anti-cult rhetoric. By finding “logic” in assassination, it legitimizes violence. By ignoring the timeline, it distorts reality. By refusing to confront the role of hate…