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I just got do watching a History channel special about people that have aquired a great deal of financial wealth. It seems that there is a greater amount of mental illness as the amount in the bank account goes up. At some point many of the wealthiest people start believing that there is something special about them and that somehow they know what's best for everyone of lower financial status than them. It seems that there is a created feeling of being godlike. When some folks acheive a level of financial independance that allows them to be able to influence others it seems to go to their head. Zahng/Chang/Chung or whatever name she or her followers choose to call her seems to be suffering from a true identity crisis. This is being further exasperated by the continued flow of money and praises from people who have been duped into thinking that she is godlike. This is really very cruel. To feed someones mental illness is to keep them in bondage in their own self created prison. Stop harming this individual and let her break free of these delusions. Stop sending money and worshipping this poor person. Let her live in peace so she may eventually find her way out of this living he-ll. Would you want one of your family members to live with mental illness? Would you want other people to reinforce the delusion against your desire to see your loved one cured? Do the right thing! Stop sending money to South Korea and stop visiting this poor woman and treating her like something she's not. Let her find her way out of the darkness and stop torturing her.
Hasn't the visiting stopped already?
How are they going to get the new members involved when they can't even visit "mother jerusalem" anymore?
I can only imagine how much money the poor victims are sending to a person they haven't even met.
At least it's a good thing she can buy her way out of the lake of fire.
Oh, wait.
She can't.
I must say Joshua, I admire your ability to forgive someone like her, someone who's led so many people astray, someone who's caused so much heartbreak. I don't think I would be able to forgive such a person.
I do believe God is keeping her for judgement. We know He forgives all, but He also knows where to draw the line.
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