Every BIZARRE Cult Practice Explained in 38 Minutes
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I really don't appreciate the practices of numerous African tribes being labeled as cult behavior. That's tradition. They aren't picking up outsiders and forcing them to do it. Those are practices integral to their cultures. Including them, among others I'm sure, into the category of cult, is a little short sighted and disrespectful, don't you think?
I don't think that they're referring to African tribal body modification because those aren't part of a religious practice, but more of a beauty standard. There's an actual cult called the church of body modification that does all the things that were explained in that part of the video.
Unless I’m mistaken I don’t think the narrator in the video explicitly states that African tribes are cultish or implies that in any way, except for the visual included to accompany the narration. I think the intention was innocent, rather as an easy visual to the audience to understand, however can be misinterpreted that way. It also depends on your PoV. Some people believe all religion is cult-like in many ways. Not to mention some non religious cultural traditions should be shunned like gen*tal mutilation. It’s a gray area imo.
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As a baptist I don’t think that baptisms are “bizarre” since it’s a quick dunk and is supposed to show that the Lord has given you rebirth. Baptism is just a symbol, for us at least.
This is just for me as a baptist Christian. We don’t get forced to or guilted too.
Is it bad I like learning abt cults
Not necessarily, it’s understandable to be curious, as long as you don’t have any ill intent behind it. :)
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bro did not watch the whole thing
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21:35 A cult theory! Thanks for watching!
I want to be a Crisis actor tbh.
I remember properly and I'm south African I'm sure he died in 2009
Lol you said unalive and off, but ended up saying kill anyway straight after
20:16 about the end of times
i do believe it but for a different reason.
im religious ( muslim (
30:04 Mewing 🧏♂️
What
Less than 50 minutes ago😊
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Actually, Vision Quests weren’t from cults, but Native American tribes for people to find purpose.
Do your research.
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already watched the whole thing
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Rothschild is true
as in ?