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Recently I spoke with a former member. As with most former members he was very unhappy with how he had been mislead by the WMSCOG. Instead of sulking or hiding in a corner he started researching the psychological practices and indoctrination of the WMSCOG. It turns out that one of the terms they use is, “God Bless You.” I later found out that members are expected not to say thank you to one another because you don’t want your reward here on Earth but in Heaven. Instead they say God Bless You. This respectable Christian term of endearment is being used as a trigger to reset members minds into this groups thought process and teachings. I know this to be true because my loved one was constantly being called at all times of the day and night by other members. They would start their conversations with this and end with this. My loved on would not be the same after these conversations.Check this out for yourself. If you’re a member document very carefully how many times you hear this and ask yourself why? It’s a tool used for mind control. Do some research. You’ll see for yourself.
Untrue we say thank you all the time, and all Christians say God bless you all the time.
Untrue we say thank you all the time, and all Christians say God bless you all the time.
So they don’t mean it ok
So they don’t mean it ok
You said they use it differently so what’s the difference
You said they use it differently so what’s the difference
I was, making a point I don’t believe they areinsincere you, just said its used differently I cannot fathom a difference in usage other than sincerity
I was, making a point I don’t believe they areinsincere you, just said its used differently I cannot fathom a difference in usage other than sincerity
This is the difference I see…
When I was at a wmscog church all the people would say to each other, many times, "God bless you!" in the same tone and manner. Didn't matter who was saying it, it always came out in the same tone and manner, kind of like a tape recording, and always the same phrase.
When I'm among other Christians, I hear a variety of phrases being said among the people, "God bless you," "Bless you," "Praise God," "Hallelujah," "Praise the Lord," etc. — and the tones and manners vary also. They do not sound like tape recordings of each other.
Because their own personalities come through in these phrases, I feel more of a sense of sincerity among the Christians. Because the wmscog members all sound alike, I feel less that they are sincere and more that they are robots with this. (They may be sincere, but it doesn't come across that way.)
This is the difference I see…
When I was at a wmscog church all the people would say to each other, many times, "God bless you!" in the same tone and manner. Didn't matter who was saying it, it always came out in the same tone and manner, kind of like a tape recording, and always the same phrase.
When I'm among other Christians, I hear a variety of phrases being said among the people, "God bless you," "Bless you," "Praise God," "Hallelujah," "Praise the Lord," etc. — and the tones and manners vary also. They do not sound like tape recordings of each other.
Because their own personalities come through in these phrases, I feel more of a sense of sincerity among the Christians. Because the wmscog members all sound alike, I feel less that they are sincere and more that they are robots with this. (They may be sincere, but it doesn't come across that way.)
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