Feet of Clay—Confessions of the Cult Sisters
Tracey and SharonFeet of Clay – Confessions of the Cult Sisters – What's it like to live in a Christian cult commune? How the hell do smart people get brainwashed into crazy beliefs and behaviors? Tracey & Sharon share their parallel journeys into and out of Last Days Ministries, led by Christian music super-star Keith Green (and later his wife Melody Green). Plus they interview others who also got out of high-c... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||
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- Good but don’t agree with everything
It’s good to hear about the inner circle and things about Keith’s personality. But when they vilify Melody because she doesn’t subscribe to trans pronouns—-well it just proves that they have just jumped from conservative religion to liberal religion. Would be nice to find women with logical minds that didn’t fall for the latest greatest extreme religion of the day.
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United States2 months ago - Always good to hear that others have been also traumatised by religion
Thanks guys
Apple Podcasts5AlisonMarjory
Australia2 months ago - Such a great podcast
Having come from a Christian background/upbringing, so many things have resonated with me and I’ve experienced but not on the same level. So much value and so much truth being spoken through their stories.
Apple Podcasts5Brian DunnUnited States5 months ago - Very real
Keep up the great work
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Canada5 months ago - Love it
Truly a fantastic listen for anyone healing from high-control religion
Apple Podcasts5JennyTaishoUnited States5 months ago
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