ChicagoMan74
ULTRA MAGA
Thanks for the info on this cult. That's just straight up messed up. What deception.I have a new theory. (thanks to the posts about this "church" that brought them to my attention)
THIS VIRUS WAS A BIO WEAPON SPREAD BY THE SHINCHEONJI CHURCH OF SK.
Remember all those videos we saw of people in elevators in China spitting on the buttons, etc. These church members somehow got this virus, maybe one of them worked at the lab and snuck it out, brought it to the wet market and then spread it around the globe. That's why some of the new countries are baffled as to how it got into their countries. A lot of them can trace it to the SK cultists who were tourists. They are deliberately trying to issue in their messiah and bring about the end of the world.
read this twitter feed for more, I formatted it so it's easier to read:
View: https://twitter.com/Spainkiller/status/1231871985862545408
Sam @Spainkiller
4:14 AM · Feb 24, 2020
The Coronavirus Chronicles keep getting weirder and weirder.
You've probably heard about the sudden outbreak of the virus in South Korea. Well, did you also know that this is, in large part, to thank to an actual death cult? It's called #Shincheonji, and it's super scary.
The 31st Coronavirus case in South Korea was a member of the Shincheonji cult. She's considered a superspreader, and it's unclear how she has contracted the virus, as she hasn't traveled to Wuhan, China or even anywhere abroad. Scary.
Members of the Shincheonji cult are ordered not to fear diseases, not to wear face masks, not to miss meetings, and to pray together in close-knit circles. Makes you wonder why, eh?
The cult is almost 36 years old and is lead a by an 88-year old man named Lee Man-hee, who believes he is both Satan and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Much more dangerously, however, is the fact that his teachings are based on his unique interpretation of biblical texts.
I.e. Shincheonji believes that Lee Man-hee is the only one that can accurately interpret the Bible. That has lead to incredibly exclusionary teachings, similar to the '144.000 saints' teaching of the Jehova's Witnesses.
Most dangerously, Lee Man-hee is very eschatology-focused, in such a way that people within Schincheonji have claimed that they are not simply beholding the End Times, but are actively *bringing it about*.
This is also why some believe that they've purposefully spread the virus.
Schincheonji, like other cults, have very deceitful and aggressive ways of recruiting new members. E.g. they pose as a non-denominational christian church and gain your trust after months of 'bible study' before exposing their true teachings and loyalty to Lee Man-hee.
These tactics have resulted in the recruitment of atheists, agnostics and christians, which is why the cult has shown explosive growth in the last decade.
They've grown so massively, in fact, that they've set up lots of cell branches in many countries over the last few years.
This especially is scary considering how much they love to 'stay in touch' with all of their cell branches now that we know how fond they are of pathogens.
We haven't nearly reached peak scaremongering yet, however.
1) The cult has spread similar diseases twice before.
2) Infected members of the cult have been using travel extensively in the past few weeks, including to Israel.
3) They had a branch in Wuhan.
4) They scrubbed that branch off the internet immediately after the Wuhan outbreak.
5) Around half of all Korean Coronavirus cases are tied to the cult.
6) Lee Man-hee claims that his Messianic powers won't be fully manifested until after the apocalypse. Which "is close".
7) Shincheonji has gotten such an obvious bad reputation in South Korea that members have started lying about their affiliation in order to secretly continue their practices + recruitment.
8) As with any cult, it's almost impossible to leave. Apostates are threatened and abused.
9) Oh, yeah, Lee Man-hee also claims he's immortal, by the way. The guy's ****ing insane.
Make no mistake, people: Shincheonji has nothing to do with christianity (they're just using the name of Jesus Christ to further Lee's beliefs) and is the worst kind of cult.
Think I'm making shit up? One of the most popular apps in S. Korea right now is one that alerts you if you're close to one of Shincheonji's 'churches' or other affiliated establishments. Of which there are over 730 across S. Korea alone, btw.