MisterdiffiCULT on growing up in Armstrongism

 More fun from a former church member and the craziness of the church. This guy is great!

He was a former United Church of God member.

Just shedding a light on the dangers of Armstrongism and Biblical weaponization.

His entire collection of videos is found here:

MisterdiffiCULT

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Friendly Athiest Podcast Interviews Eric Wendt, a Former Member of the Worldwide Church of God

Eric is a writer currently living in Chicago. He was raised in California in the Worldwide Church of God, a Christian organization that is now known as Grace Communion International and has been considered by many to be a cult. Jessica spoke with him about his upbringing in the church, how it affected his childhood, and how he ultimately left it all behind.

The Apostate Sisters Podcast "We are healing. We are apostates. This is our story."

It is fascinating to see how the Church of God movement has totally lost control of its narrative and its members. Once able to keep its inner workings fairly secret from the world, it is now out in the open for all to see. These podcasts, blogs, books, videos, and movies about Armstrongism bring to light the darkness of the soul of the church. 

The church did serious damage to tens of thousands of people over the decades and so many today want to sweep that under the rug, but are no longer can. Even slapping the label as dissent, apostate, deceived, never converted, Laodicean, or being under the bonds of Satan, no longer has any power. 

Even more appalling to many diehard church members is when women speak up about abuse. How dare they!

Enjoy!!!!!

We are Patti and Nancy, two sisters who grew up in the Worldwide Church of God, a doomsday cult. Herbert W. Armstrong was the founder of the cult and believed in British Israelism, a racist concept in which God himself supposedly transferred his "elect" designation from the Hebrew people over to white English speakers. Convenient, yeah? WCG, as with other churches of high control, tried to take our autonomy and confuse our understanding of reality. We deconstruct church & the Bible, have a laugh, and expose how damaging religious control is. We are healing. We are apostates. This is our story.