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PBS is airing it in my area too. I watched the videos of the survivors on the website and the stories they tell are eerily familiar. The similarities to TWI are chilling. I thought this was a great quote (from the website): "Nobody joins a cult. Nobody joins something they believe is going to hurt them." -Deborah Layton, member of Peoples Temple

Waysider, You're welcome. I looked it up because you had asked about it twice and I thought I remembered that there was a reference to it in the OT. It was just bugging me that I couldn't remember, so I had to look it up. Right now, I don't have a dog in this fight, and like you, don't have any desire to carry it any further.

Waysider: I think I Samuel 13:14 might fit the bill re. David.

Don't know if you really wanted an answer to this question, but yeah, I did get born again in piffle. Before taking the class I thought all Christians were deluded and the Bible was a joke. Never heard of SIT or any of the other manifestations until I went to fellowship. Also, I personally know of two other people who were born again as a result of piffle. Just my three cents...

Waysider I don't remember filling out a questionnaire for CF&S, but that doesn't mean that I didn't; I just don't recall. However, I do remember, when I was at Emporia, those of us in the College Division took the Myers-Briggs psychological test. Supposedly, this was to help us figure out how to better get along in groups by knowing another person's personality type. Only problem is that we each got our individual results but not really any kind of follow up so that we could put the knowledge into practice. Even at that time, I thought it odd that a spiritual organization would be giving psychological tests. Wonder what information they were really after?