In Jesus Name We Cult
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Podcast Overview
<p>Christ-centred cults continue to spring up and thrive in the UK and beyond. In Jesus Name We Cult looks at churches and organisations that claim Christianity but in actual fact embody cults. Come on this journey of jaw-dropping and heart-felt survivor stories, expert insight and analysis, and grilling interviews with cult and ex-cult leaders. </p>
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8/7/2024
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Recent Episodes
October 19, 2024
My cult experience being neurodivergent and chronically ill: I was told to lie about my sickness!
<p><strong>Keywords</strong></p><p>chronic illness, neurodivergence, Christian cults, mental health, abuse prevention, faith, healing, vulnerability, safeguarding, advocacy</p><p><strong>Summary</strong></p><p>In this conversation, Sola and Chioma Alade discuss the intersection of chronic illness, neurodivergence, and the experiences of individuals within Christian cults. They explore the negative narratives surrounding illness in these environments, the mental health impacts of being blamed for one's condition, and the control exerted by cult leaders. Choma shares her personal experiences of abuse and the struggle for healing, emphasizing the importance of community and advocacy in preventing such exploitation. The discussion also highlights the need for safeguarding measures in Christian settings to protect vulnerable individuals.</p><p><strong>Takeaways</strong></p><ul><li>Chronic illness and neurodivergence are often weaponised in cults.</li><li>Mental health struggles are exacerbated by cult dynamics.</li><li>Leaders may manipulate scripture to control individuals.</li><li>The expectation of healing can lead to mental distress.</li><li>Community support is crucial for those with chronic illnesses.</li><li>Cult leaders often target vulnerable individuals without support.</li><li>Hindsight reveals the true nature of cult leaders' actions.</li><li>Advocacy work is essential for preventing abuse.</li><li>Safeguarding measures must be implemented in churches.</li><li>Healing is a continuous journey for survivors.</li></ul><p><strong>Titles</strong></p><ul><li>Messages to Cult Leaders</li><li>Hindsight and Realisations</li></ul><p><strong>Sound Bites</strong></p><ul><li>"I would dress in my suit to go to A & E"</li><li>"He was a torturous wolf on the inside"</li><li>"You have value. You have value. You have value."</li></ul>
October 12, 2024
Men and young boys are affected by Christian Cults too! The hidden struggles of men in cults
<p><strong>Keywords</strong></p><p>Christian cults, gender dynamics, male victims, coercive control, healing journey, cult recovery, psychological impact, submission, accountability, identity</p><p><strong>Summary</strong></p><p>This conversation explores the complex dynamics of gender within Christian cults, particularly focusing on the experiences of men. Richard Turner shares his personal journey of manipulation, control, and the psychological impact of being in a cult. He discusses the unrealistic expectations placed on men, the use of scripture to enforce submission, and the emotional turmoil that arises from gaslighting and coercive control. The dialogue emphasises the need for understanding and acknowledging the untold stories of male victims, as well as the importance of healing and self-discovery after leaving such environments.</p><p><strong>Takeaways</strong></p><ul><li>Men in cults often face unrealistic expectations of perfection.</li><li>Scripture can be weaponised to control both men and women.</li><li>Gaslighting leads to deep emotional wounds and shame.</li><li>The narrative around cults often omits male experiences of abuse.</li><li>Healing involves understanding the dynamics of control and manipulation.</li><li>Men may feel pressured to conform to harmful gender roles.</li><li>The journey of recovery is ongoing and multifaceted.</li><li>Supportive environments are crucial for healing from cult experiences.</li><li>Education about cult dynamics aids in recovery and decision-making.</li><li>Autistic individuals may be particularly vulnerable to cult manipulation.</li></ul><p><strong>Titles</strong></p><ul><li>The Hidden Struggles of Men in Cults</li><li>Finding Identity After Leaving a Cult</li></ul><p><strong>Sound Bites</strong></p><ul><li>"I'm a bad person for being a man."</li><li>"The really messed up thing about cultures."</li><li>"I was painted as like obsessive."</li></ul>
October 5, 2024
Why I left the Mormon Church: Racism, Stalking, Sexual Harassment & Sexism
<p><strong>Keywords</strong></p><p>Mormonism, faith journey, cult, indoctrination, racial dynamics, family relationships, gender roles, spirituality, religious disaffiliation, personal growth</p><p><strong>Summary</strong></p><p>In this conversation, Carla Santa Maria shares her journey from being a devout member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) to recognising the cult-like behaviours within the organisation. She discusses her experiences with indoctrination, racial dynamics, family relationships, and the impact of gender roles on her life. Carla reflects on the challenges of leaving the church, the responses from the community, and her evolving beliefs about spirituality and a higher power. Ultimately, she emphasises the importance of sharing these experiences to help others who may be navigating similar faith journeys.</p><p><strong>Takeaways</strong></p><ul><li>Mormonism has a strong indoctrination system that shapes beliefs.</li><li>Racial dynamics within the church can create a sense of conflict.</li><li>Family relationships are often strained by church commitments.</li><li>Leaving the church can lead to harassment from active members.</li><li>Recognising cult-like behaviours is crucial for personal growth.</li><li>Gender roles in Mormonism contribute to a culture of harassment.</li><li>The church prioritises its reputation over individual well-being.</li><li>Evolving beliefs can lead to a deeper understanding of spirituality.</li><li>There is a sense of loneliness in religious disaffiliation.</li><li>There is hope and light at the end of the tunnel for those leaving.</li></ul><p><strong>Titles</strong></p><ul><li>The Hidden Truths of the Mormon Faith</li><li>Finding a Higher Power Beyond Mormonism</li></ul><p><strong>Sound Bites</strong></p><ul><li>"I pledge to give everything that I am."</li><li>"Mormonism is a cult."</li><li>"I didn't realise it was a punishment from God."</li></ul>
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<p>Christ-centred cults continue to spring up and thrive in the UK and beyond. In Jesus Name We Cult looks at churches and organisations that claim Christianity but in actual fact embody cults. Come on this journey of jaw-dropping and heart-felt survivor stories, expert insight and analysis, and grilling interviews with cult and ex-cult leaders. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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