FROM: ANTHONY ERICKSON
TO: ROWAN MOONSTONE
DATE: 03-14-91
I'm kinda puzzled. I'm looking at the Jan 1991 issue of _Saints Alive_
and I see that they are still offering Bill Sch's books. Where did
you get your information that he was quits with SA?
On the lighter side, Vol 3, number 2 of _Cult Watch Response_ has an
article on pages 1 and 2 entitled "A Matter of Faith." The article and
its author have some fans at _Cornerstone_ magazine. Jon Trott agreed
with it wholeheartedly.
So do I. Putting bugs in peoples ears is a quick way to manipulate a
persons emotions and their finances. I'm sure this kind of tactic is
done elsewhere. These bugs, once believed help reinforce strange
professional hypotheses, and are used to help manipulate others for
further profit, such as (place name of para-church ministry here.) Yes,
Christianity is not immune to this type of manipulation
by-its-own-"members," but then again, manipulation is not exclusively
"Christian."
Rowan, when you get the next issue of Cornerstone, look for the
little blurb on the news page
that talks about a new book for therapists helping children admit to
Satanic ritual abuse. (Are you sitting down?) Lauren Stratford was a
consultant for the book! Needless to say, it got real bad press.
Everyone should know that this book is dangerous, and should be avoided
at all costs.
Huh? What was that? The name of the book? OH! Yes, yes. (Get out
your barf-bag) _Don't Make Me Go Back, Mommy: A Child's Book About
Satanic Ritual Abuse_, (Multnomah Press, 1991)
Like I always say, fear sells.
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