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The goal of the Unifi
to follow the personal!
spokesmen said.
Bob Sullivan, natioi
that the central conc
church, is the Trinit;
Unification Church e:
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* iu to, uic irim
Sullivan said. 44We b
establish is the Trini
daughter."
Once Adam and E\
said, they were to uni
been the foundation ft
Therefore, the chi
establish a perfect ra
failed Jesus by crucif;
Moon has never pi
claims to have been a
"an important provii
BUT MOON would
Sullivan admitted.
Sullivan stressed I
Principle Moon claii
nine-year period, Mo<
revelations, Sullivan
Also many people
brainwashing, Sullivi
former Moonies that I
Moon is ver\
who does not
of Moon,"
?Bob Sulliv
HOWEVER, SULL
force and de-progran
washing theory. He
wanted.
De-programming, \
from the church, caus
"Two years ago it
your parents might
home," he said.
This led to the misl
cut all ties with tliei
44 MOON IS very cle
parents is no discipli
"De-programming
with our parents than
Since the moveme
leveled off. Carl Hag<
members in Columbia
SEVERAL YEARS
removed from campi
said he believed the
church followers.
"Our members w<
everyone about their
ideas and invite peopl
However, accordin
Unification Church
university regulatioi
student; the organize
approval and followe
and university-owne<
THE REV. EDWI]
said the biggest pro
campus.
"I'm all for people
don't impede on the fi
The characteristic
searching for answc
Sullivan said.
MANY THEOLO<
major challenge to <
Many of Moon's ic
desire to purchase th
a lot of these staten
"People have to u
before they can unde
Sullivan said.
ALTHOUGH CHH
questioned, Sullivan
Sullivan's definitioi
Messiah and son of
the cross and redem
On a personal levc
main concern is lovin
cast into a lake of fin
rinity to inclua
Moon's
By Candi Sitton
Gamecock Staff Writar
ication Church is to teach the Di
ty of its leader, the Rev. Sun M;
lal missions coordinator for the
ept of the Divine Principle, t
y : God, Jesus and the Holy S
xtends the Trinity concept to i
ty really relates to the conce
elieve the original Trinity th;
ty of God, Adam as God's son
re perfected their relationship
te as man and wife. This union
>r a perfect family, was ruined I
ireh members believe God a
ice by sending Jesus to earth,
ying him before he had a chanci
rofessed to be the Messiah, S
pproached by Jesus years ago t
ience to fulfill," he said.
not be disturbed to discover
the church is completely ba:
ns was revealed to him by Jei
)n received the entire principle
said.
i have misconceptions conce
in said. Personal testimonies I
Jiey were brainwashed to join ti
/ clear on the point
love their parents i
an, national mission
IVAN SAID that only those v
imed are the ones who are sr
said he could leave the mov
vhich parents use to try to win
ed other reactions within the cl
was a constant threat that wh
try to de-program you. So no
taken idea that Moon demande
r famiJv aiifl hnmp
- ???w
ar on the point that anyone wh<
e of Moon," he said.
had more of an adverse effect
the church ever did or ever woi
nt peaked several years ago
jn, state director for the churc
a, 40 in South Carolina and 37,00
? ago, tonowers ot uie Unific
us. Although he was not here
removal was caused by "o\
ere very inspired to come oi
beliefs, and to share with peopl
le to the center to hear about th<
g to a summer 1976 issue of
was removed from campus
is: the president of the orgaj
ition brought off-campus speal
rs were caught soliciting in uni
& property.
N Robinson of St. Thomas Mo
blem with the group was its
expressing their religious bel
reedom of others," Robinson sa
of the movement which appe<
;rs is the systematic principl
5IANS say it is the most system
Christianity," he said.
leas are far-fetched to many
e Empire State Building. How<
lents just inspirational,
nderstand where the Rev. M<
rstand what the meaning is be
JSTIAN elements of the m
and Hagen believed they wei
n of a Christian was "one who!
God, believes in the concept <
iption for our sins."
si, he did not feel threatened \
>g Jesus. However, "If a Christ
;, then anything I say to them j
\e family concept
church te
HAGENSHAR1
is a person who ]
ivine Principle, not with the church, I
yung Moon, church of Jesus as an indi
Hagen said that
; church, explained the earth today,
he theology of the "A prophet is n<
>pirit. However, the or charismatic, b
nclude the family. teaching and sha
pt of the family," THE NEXT e
it God intended to because the "clin
and Eve as God's to what we're tryi
, which would have
gain attempted to ||B|
Sullivan said man B]R^||| * '
ullivan said. Moon HM III-'-'- ind
told that he had WtMlllllll H:i"
he is the Messiah,
sed on the Divine
sus in 1936. Over a
through a series of
rning the idea of
lave been given by
s no aiscipie hkv
s coordinator K&. "
iho were taken by i I
reading the brain- Etm
ement anytime he
their children back iSBfc'r
en you went home, !f
one wanted to go |
d that his disciples At 9 a.n
Cole and B
quite com
> does not love their Carolina tl
on the relationship
jid." m m pm
>, membership has
h, said there are 12 M
0 nationwide. pi
ation Church were
tii me uine, Hugeu
^er-zealousness" of c 1
campus and tell
e their enthusiasm,
;m," he said.
the Gamecock, the
for violating four V~^V?
lization was not a
cers to USC without HBfciSKflB
yprsitv Hnrmifni-iot.
re Catholic Church
aggressiveness on
DBnjHHf\2]
iefs as long as they
to young people
es of the theology, HflH^EuMP
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people, such as the K1J?3SIk1I
sver, Sullivan called l*> ^
>on is coming from BBHPWW
hind what he says,"
ovement are often
re Christians.
believes Jesus is the T: ^
af salvation through _r ,4?.^ .v \j|
>y Christians whose
ian is afraid of being
is a threat," he said.
aches Divii
ED Sullivan's belief that a Christian more
loves God. During his seven years the ci
le said he had become better aware
ividual and what his life meant. The
Moon is the greatest man of God on the fo
thinks
at a prophet because he's handsome "I t]
ut because of what he's revealing, damn
ring," he said. later,
expansion will be to Charleston, "I I
late in Charleston lends itself more ciple
ngtodo,"Hagen said. "There's years
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i. Monday USC students Pam nes
obby Hall were already waiting bit
fortably in line for Clemson- Col
ickets, which go on sale Wedfrrrrr
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of a spiritual consciousnesi
lltural and artistic center
future of the movement d
llowers, Sullivan said. Wi
i there will always be a s
hink the history of mankin
the heretic and accept t
" Sullivan said.
)ON'T think the acid test
is people's reaction today
from now."
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ith their support, he
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he heresy 100 years
for the Divine Prinbut
where it is 100
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