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199: Inside Anti-Abortion Christian Nationalism (w/Rob Schenck)

Conspirituality

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Navigating beliefs and dependence in cultish groups

Individuals in cultish groups experience cognitive dissonance as they struggle with changing beliefs and feelings while feeling dependent on the group. This struggle is likened to toxic relationships and dysfunctional families. The adamant faith in extremist politics and metaphysics aims to shield individuals from reality tests and critiques that may challenge their loyalty to the group. The individuals may exploit the delusional beliefs of others if it benefits their cause, despite not personally holding those beliefs.

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