Masayoshi Kishimoto did not express his personal attitude, but understood that in Japan, it has the principle of religious freedom.

It is precisely because of the existence of such a principle of religious freedom that many cults were dressed in religious cloaks were born. Among them, the most famous and well-known cult organization is the Aum Shinri Sect.

On March 20, 1995, members of the Aum Shinri Kung sarin gas attacks on trains 5 of three subway lines in Tokyo, killing 13 people and injuring 6,300 people, creating a terrorist attack that shocked the world.

In 2000, the cult was renamed "Alef Cult" and split into two factions in 2007. The majority of these factions were "Alef Cult", while the minority was "Wheel of Light".

Japanese media said that they still used CDs and materials from the original leader Akira Asahara. On July 6, 2018, Akira Asahara was executed.

"Why don't you speak? Just staring at my mother-in-law, are you jumping into the fire pit?" Sakai Rie put her attention on Masayoshi Kishimoto and said.

"You have a problem with this. Why do you have to be sure that the emerging small sect that your mother-in-law believes in is a cult? In my opinion, it is simple to identify whether a sect is a cult, and it is difficult to say it.

I don’t see whether it makes money or engage in personal spiritual worship, etc., but only look at whether it causes casualties to innocent ordinary people.” Masayoshi Kishimoto thought casually.

"Why do I feel like you didn't say this?" Sakai Rie said with dissatisfaction with his answer.

"From the day of its birth, the Bible has been revised hundreds of times, both in total, both in all sizes. On the basis of the original Christianity, Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodoxism are also divided into Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodoxism.

Not only that, on these basis, various niche sects have also been subdivided. The reason why people believe in religion is based on the needs of reality and spirit.

Why do cults have a living space? That is also in line with the law of existence, that is, reasonable. There is daytime or night, and there is sunshine, there must be shadows.

The cult represents one of the dark side of this world. Its deceptive words and so-called doctrines are not without any reason, and they are completely nonsense.

Even if there are many contradictions and problems in itself, it is not easy to be discovered by ordinary people. Ordinary people often do not have the ability to think independently, are too lazy to think, and do not think seriously or think deeply.

They are generally stubborn and will only defend themselves and excuse themselves based on the preconceived knowledge in their heads... Even if they raise objections, they will be ridiculed, ridiculed, etc.

People who are originally unsatisfied and unconfident in real life naturally find it difficult to stick to their own opinions and have to rely on collective thinking.

If this is explained in the book "The Mob", the IQ of individual consciousness will be greatly reduced after it is subordinate to the collective consciousness.

They have to be a simple and intuitive result, rather than looking for the problems. Even today's latest version of the Bible still has some contradictions and difficulties in self-consistentness.

Let’s not talk about the so-called doctrines of cults. They are even more full of absurdity, contradictions and difficulty in self-conciliation. Cults take advantage of the weaknesses in human nature to be able to seduce a large number of so-called believers.

Which groups are most susceptible to cults? First, they are just ordinary people at the bottom of society. They are not easy to live, so they naturally need a place to place their spiritual support and placement.

Not to mention cults, even serious religions have problems in the missionary process. In Endo Shusaku's "Silence", it mentioned that Christianity once had more than 300,000 believers in Kyushu, Japan. What is the trust?

Do you really think that ordinary Japanese people understood the true teachings of Christianity? It was the Japanese at that time who understood the God of Christianity as the great god Amaterasu they had long believed in.

Also, many ordinary Japanese people mistakenly believe that they believe in God, and they will definitely be able to ascend to heaven to enjoy their happiness after death, and no longer have to live in the dire straits of reality. After all, their real life is too difficult.

Why was Christianity brutally suppressed in the early days of Tokugawa Shogunate? That was because a missionary deceived the believers in Kyushu and rebelled.

This is absolutely zero tolerance for any country or any ruler, and it will definitely be a matter of killing.

Before this, neither Kyushu's Daming nor the Japanese shogunate had excessively dealt with Christianity in Japan, nor had he basically had a non-interference attitude.

Furthermore, the Japanese have a strong national character in xenophobia. This country is just like what Endo Shusaku said in "Silence". God has been silent on this swamp in Japan.

It is like a swamp, and it is difficult for Japan to have anything else to survive on it, which once again shows that this country is very xenophobic." Masato Kishimoto said slowly.

He felt a little dry mouth when he said this, so he paused, took a big sip of sake to moisten his throat, and then said: "The second reason why cults can deceive many people is nothing more than starting with supernatural abilities, money, sex, etc.

In other words, if ordinary people lack something, then they should like it. There are quite a few ways for the underworld to recruit younger brothers. If you follow the boss, you will not be bullied in the future. Some spend money and some are beautiful girls. Of course, before these are achieved, you naturally have to pay monthly membership fees and participate in organizational activities.

Furthermore, it uses the brainwashing technique of pyramid schemes to gather believers in an organized and regular manner for gathering, thereby repeatedly brainwashing..."

Before he could finish his words, Sakai Rie interrupted and said, "Don't tell me this. I just need my mother to be cheated.

As for the essence of the cult, I have no interest at all. Anyway, it will definitely not deceive me. Just give me a happy word, can you solve it?"

"It can be solved, but I don't want to solve it. So far, there is no evidence that the new sect that my mother-in-law joined is a cult.

As long as the other party does not cross the line, it will not be an enemy of me, Kishimoto Yuki. Otherwise, it will be an enemy of me.

I am an atheist and I was not interested in these things. If I were not an investor, but a politician, I would be very interested in the votes in the hands of believers of a certain sect.

Even if I don’t believe in that trick at all, I will join in for the sake of support. Who made Japan an electoral country with one person and one vote?" Kishimoto Masayoshi talked freely.
Chapter completed!