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Religiously-motivated
terrorism, abuse, violence,
murder, mass murder, & genocide

An anti-religious terrorism message found on the Internet:


Quotation (repeated elsewhere on this web site because we are so fond of it):
"A man told his grandson: "A terrible fight is going on inside me -- a
fight between two wolves. One is evil, and represents hate, anger,
arrogance, intolerance, and superiority . The other is good, and represents
joy, peace, love, tolerance, understanding, humility, kindness, empathy,
generosity, and compassion. This same fight is going on inside you, inside
every other person too."
The grandson then asked: "Which wolf will win?" The old man replied simply: "The one you
feed." - Anon.

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 | Sexual and ritual abuse topics: |  | Victims of memories and false allegations of sexual & ritual abuse: |  | Other topics relating to violence: |  | Examples of institutional violence: (We don't want to give the impression that Canadians extremely violent. We just haven't gotten around
to studying institutional violence in the U.S. and elsewhere)
|  | Violence and murder: |

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Special note for survivors with memories of childhood ritual abuse: Many tens of thousands of North Americans have recovered memories of Satanic
Ritual Abuse (SRA) during
therapy sessions or through self-hypnosis -- mainly during the 1980s and early
1990s. Subsequent investigations have shown that such memories were iatrogenic in nature -- created by therapy and unrelated to real events. But, we are trying to locate a person with SRA
memories that have always been present since the abuse occurred. If you are one, please send us an Email. We will keep your information in strictest confidence. (We have had this message in
place for over two decades (since 1995-AUG) with only one response to date.) 
Amazon.com found the following books in their inventory that discuss
religious violence: Site navigation:

Copyright © 2001 to 2017 by Ontario Consultants on Religious
Tolerance
Originally written: 2001
Latest update: 2017-FEB-01
Author: B.A. Robinson 
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