東京高裁の三木素子裁判長の決定がどう無茶苦茶なのかと言うと、統一教会の”献金被害”とされるものが近年激減していると認めながら、「でもあの教義だし、韓鶴子の命令に逆らう意思も能力もないから、また高額献金を始める可能性否定できない。解散！」中学の学級委員以下！ kk-bestsellers.com/articles/…

Italian Unification Church Elders Express Shock Over Dr. Hak Ja Han’s Imprisonment. In South Korea, the ongoing legal cases involving the Unification Church and its leaders, particularly the imprisonment of Dr. Hak Ja Han (known as True Mother to followers), have drawn international attention from believers worldwide. An elderly Italian couple, longtime members of the church, share their deep emotional reaction, describing feelings of sadness, anger, and disbelief at what they see as an unjust treatment in a modern democratic nation. They draw spiritual parallels to religious narratives of trial and resurrection. This testimony reflects the personal impact of high-profile religious controversies on global faith communities. The Unification Church, founded in Korea, has a significant international presence, and events involving its leadership often resonate deeply with adherents who view them through both spiritual and human rights lenses. In pluralistic societies, such stories highlight how legal actions against religious figures are perceived differently by insiders versus outsiders. These accounts are important because they humanize larger debates about religious freedom, judicial independence, and the intersection of faith and politics in South Korea. When believers from other countries express shock at domestic events, it invites reflection on how a nation’s actions are viewed globally. How can societies better balance accountability in legal matters with respect for religious communities and international perceptions of justice?

Italian Unification Church Elders Express Concern Over Japanese Members’ Struggles. The Unification Church has encountered significant legal, social, and financial pressures in Japan in recent years, affecting its members’ ability to practice their faith freely. An elderly Italian couple, longtime believers, share their emotional reaction upon learning of these difficulties — particularly the challenges Japanese members face in finding places to worship and the perceived harshness of institutional responses in a modern democratic nation. This personal testimony highlights the human impact of ongoing controversies surrounding the church across borders. Members often view such events through a spiritual lens, seeing parallels to historical religious trials, while expressing surprise that a developed country like Japan would impose measures they consider extreme. These stories matter because religious freedom remains a fundamental issue in democratic societies. When believers from different countries voice concern over the treatment of fellow members, it invites broader reflection on how governments regulate religious organizations while protecting individual rights and dignity. How can societies strike the right balance between addressing legitimate issues with religious groups and ensuring fair treatment of their faithful adherents?

Japan's Family Federation creditors' claims are open — and religious texts are selling on auction and resale apps. Are buyers building fake evidence for refund claims? Japan's Tokyo High Court ordered the Family Federation dissolved. Since May 20, a one-year creditors' claims window opened. Members, ex-members, relatives, and heirs of deceased members can all file. Liquidators have already secured at least 40 billion yen (roughly $270M USD) in deposits. Here's what's raising flags. Sacred texts like "Cheon Seong Gyeong (天聖経)" are now appearing on auction sites and resale apps, selling for tens of thousands of yen each. A church source said plainly: "Believers wouldn't buy these here. This is not normal." The claims process requires physical proof of purchases — receipts, photos, the actual items. A Baptist pastor in Tokyo warned that people who were never members could use deception to file false claims. Former church PR staff added: "The donated funds came from members' sincere faith. Claims must be verified strictly." One member reported that a former member recently approached elderly women in her congregation, offering to buy religious keepsakes for tens of thousands of yen. The 77-page claims manual requires detailed records: which church, which period, which people. That level of detail may be impossible for outsiders — yet claims can be filed through lawyers, whose fees can also be claimed. worldtimes.co.jp/society/202…

拉致監禁され、生命を断った27歳女性 が残したポエムが発見されました 【真珠】 ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ・✦ 真珠はあこや貝の傷から生まれる 貝は痛みをシーンと受けとめる すべての情念を昇華するごと 苦しみを“よし”とするごと そしていつしか 白い光の粒を宿してゆく おまえの傷も 私の傷もそうなのだよ どんなに胸がしめつけられるほどの痛みでも こころのやわらかさを忘れなければ それは 宝石の刻を生んでゆくのだよ FROM TAKAKO ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ・✦ この詩は、拉致監禁被害者であり、 27歳という若さで監禁中に命を絶った TAKAKOさんが書いたものです。 この詩を読んだ中川牧師は、 苦しみの中でも「心のやわらかさ」 を保つというこの言葉は、 信仰によって生まれるものではないかと、 紹介してくださいました。 そしてそれが奪われると感じたとき、 本人にとっては 「信仰を守るか、命を守るか」 という選択になります。 その中で信仰を選んだのではないか、 この死を「殉教者の死」と 重く受けとめています。 ✦・┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ・✦ 短大で福祉を学び、 将来は養護学校の先生を目指し、 周囲から「笑顔を絶やさない人」 と慕われていた彼女。 その彼女が残したのが、 この詩です。 人や出来事を恨むのではなく、 すべての情念を昇華し、 心のやわらかさを忘れない。 TAKAKOさんから 私たちに、今必要なものを伝えてくれているようです。 #拉致監禁 #家庭連合 #旧統一教会

落札相次ぐ教団説教集　 ―家庭連合清算、返金目当ての疑いも worldtimes.co.jp/society/202… オークションサイトやフリマサイトから家庭連合関連グッズの出品や落札が活発に行われ、万単位の高値で売買されている。返金目当ての〝証拠〟にされる可能性もあり、債権申告との関連が疑われる。

共産党、日本基督教団、全国弁連が、なぜ執拗に統一教会（勝共連合）を糾弾してくるのか それは社会秩序を守るためでも、国家平和を重んじるためでもありません 彼らが求めている目的達成の強い障害になるからです そのことは彼らが何者なのかを正直に現してもいます

旧統一教会「脱会屋」をなぜ報じない！／日本基督教団【マッスル時事放談】【井上政典チャンネル】 ✨何と「脱会屋」について取り上げて下さいました‼️やはり小川榮太郎氏と後藤徹氏との拉致監禁・強制棄教についての対談は影響力ありますね。是非全編ご視聴下さい。👉 youtu.be/dWPVChEJqkY?si=7gtR…