The Cultural Revolution was a genocidal time in what China calls Inner Mongolia. Today, it’s a cultural genocide.
Massimo Introvigne
コンセンサスのカルト:日本の反カルト活動家の中国および欧米とのコネクション
日本における「カルト」反対派は、安倍晋三元首相の暗殺のはるか以前から、中国や欧米の反カルト運動とネットワークを築いていた。
A Modern Léo Taxil: Stephen Kent and Satanism. 2. Digging for Demons
The anti-cult sociologist really believed that Satanic “human sacrifices” happened in Canada. But he admitted that he “never once came across a body.”
A Modern Léo Taxil: Stephen Kent and Satanism. 1: The Shadow of Taxil
The most famous anti-Masonic hoax is a cautionary tale to keep in mind when examining claims by anti-cult scholars about Satanic or “cultic” abuse.
Tantra, Translation, and 20th-Century China: A Seductive Look at Esoteric Buddhism
Wei Wu’s new book offers a window into a captivating, enigmatic, and mostly unfamiliar aspect of Chinese Buddhism.
Were the Chinese Originally Monotheists? New Light on an Ancient Missionary Debate
A dazzling little book by Chen Huaiyu shows how Baroque-era Jesuits and 19th-century Protestant missionaries scoured Chinese texts for signs of a pristine monotheism.
The Secular Storm: The Strange Japanese Antipathy Towards Religion
Ian Reader and Clark Chilson’s “On Being Nonreligious in Contemporary Japan” is required reading for understanding what’s going on in Japan.
世俗の嵐:日本人の奇妙な宗教嫌悪
イアン・リーダーとクラーク・チルソン著『現代日本における非宗教性』は、日本でいま起きている事態を理解するための必読書である。
Seoul’s New Inquisition: The Jailing of Pastor Son and Korea’s War on Churches
When governments start jailing pastors for preaching values, the line between democracy and despotism begins to blur.
マザー・ハンの拘束:韓国における宗教と理性の不浄な戦い
法的根拠は存在しなかった。容疑の内容は非現実的で、政治的動機に基づいている。これは汚職事件ではない――粛清である。








