13. 網路異端 CYBERCULT / CYBERSECT
耶穌基督後期聖徒教會(摩爾門教)
The Church of JESUS CHRIST of
Latter-Day Saints (Mormon)
發源地:美國
全球成員人數:15,372,337
台灣成員人數:57,889
全球聚會點:29,621
• 否定三一神觀,增添《摩爾門經》為經典
• http://www.lds.org/
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18. 網路異端 CYBERCULT / CYBERSECT
全能神教會(東方閃電)
The Church of Almighty God
(Eastern Lightening)
發源地:中國
全球成員人數:估計 50萬以上
• 否定三一神觀,增添《話在肉身顯現》為經
典,相信女基督已降世
• http://www.kingdomsalvation.org
• http://www.godfootsteps.org
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24. 網路異端 CYBERCULT / CYBERSECT
張大衛共同體
David Jang Community
發源地:南韓
全球成員人數:不詳
• 早期信徒接受創辦人張在亨為再來基督,
獨一教會觀、強烈操控性
• http://chinese.gospelherald.com
• http://chinese.christianpost.com
58. THE INTERNET AS A NEW PLACE FOR SECTS
Some quotations by the philosopher S.
Kierkegaard are still relevant in this regard:
“…from now on those who are right will not
be listened to, but those who speak louder”;
“…the louder will prevail over the truth”; and
“…the loud wins through the deep.”
Clearly, as we have seen, we can apply
these quotations to the reality of the
sectarian phenomenon on the Internet.
http://www.icsahome.com/articles/the-internet-as-a-new-place-for-sects
59. TEENAGE SPIRITUALITY AND THE INTERNET
The research reviewed above suggests that people
who want to help teens more effectively use the
Internet should:
(1) develop and promote educational programs that
teach teens how to separate the wheat (however
drab in appearance) from the chafe (however glitzy);
and
(2) develop and promote credible and useful
information sites dealing with subjects important to
teens, including sites dealing with religion.
It is especially important that educators, librarians,
clergy, and other trusted sources of information be
made aware of these sites so that they can
recommend them to teens.
http://www.icsahome.com/articles/teenage-spirituality-and-the-internet
60. TEENAGE SPIRITUALITY AND THE INTERNET
• In summary, if our culture is “obsessed with
tracking what teens buy, what crimes they
commit or what they do in bed, [even though]
this search for faith may be the generation’s
most important signature,” (Leland et al.,
2000, p. 63), then someone should be
helping teens sift through all the religious
information available online.
http://www.icsahome.com/articles/teenage-spirituality-and-the-internet