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Gosif
Ditt svar låter helt ologiskt, men det är alla religioner och grenar
Ja, att de tror på det viset må vara ologiskt, men så är det.
Om man ska kritisera JV för något så är det bäst att vara korrekt i sin kritik, annars får de ju bara mer vatten på sin kvarn när det gäller att "de som kritiserar bara hittar på och det de skriver inte går att lita på".
Intressant nog visar däremot en studie som gjordes att det i rättsfall istället var "avfällingarna" som talade sanning och de troende som ofta ljög friskt:
For decades, academics have discussed apostates, but in the late 1970s a number of prominent sociological researchers began defining them as unreliable information sources who intended their often-embellished atrocity tales or stories to motivate agents of social control to act against their former groups. A few dissenting voices to this interpretation appeared as early as the mid-1980s, but the wholesale rejection of apostates' information became the dominant academic position among important sociologists of religion. By the early 1990s, the grand figure of sectarian studies, Bryan R. Wilson, called for objective researchers and the courts to avoid apostates entirely because their atrocity accounts supposedly were self-serving and embellished. Having tested Wilson's dismissive assertions, however, against two important court cases that pitted apostates against group members, we found that most of the apostates' information was credible, while current members often lied.
International Journal of Cultic Studies, Vol. 8 utgåva 2, 2017