Tak Ji-il: Gaslighting heresy

The analysis of the nature of heresy as it was revealed in the worldwide spread of CtlID-19 has been demonstrated by the confession of the church, who faced its overwhelming challenge in the face of the charge of sexual and material exploitation, beyond psychological control, or even the destruction of character and the taking of life. This book was written in the midst of the spread of Corona. I look back on the days of the later fierce Corona plague and the Dionysian Pessa, and I hope to be with us in fear, warm and encouraging us in our tender years, and leave behind a small confession of faith to God who called and stood firm for his country and for righteousness. Smart teachers never openly reveal themselves to be deified. Instead, they gasp to suggest how terrible the faithful are. The more you feel that God is a sinner, the greater the sense of identity and influence of the cult that points to the sin. Most of the time, the cultists make their members feel guilty and convinced that the way to and the ability to forgive is only in the teacher. These patterns are typically exposed in doctrines such as demonism, family-basedism and so on. What's interesting is that we see a lot of cult-like images around us. Although it belongs to legal power and orthodoxy, we actually see similar fellow teachers following manuals like the secret notes of the Council's members. In the book.

Korean title: 가스라이팅 이단

Korean author: 탁지일

Korean publisher: 산

ISBN-13: 9791197587832