Jung's religious influences by Anton Martel
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Jung grew up without religion but became Christian at age 13 due to attending a school in Wales that followed Christian beliefs. By age 17, Jung lost faith and became agnostic again after moving to the Philippines, where she felt depressed about leaving friends and questioned why God would make her unhappy. Her experiences moving countries and educational and social influences affected her shifting religious views over time from no religion to Christianity and back to agnosticism.
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While the cause of my brother's behavior may be much deeper than the church he belongs to, this particular church exhibits cult-like tendencies because a significant time commitment is expected from its member. Most of its members joined during a very vulnerable time in their lives. The church is involved in every aspect of your life, from work to your family and everything in between.
My brother's church has cult-like tendencies because every member must devote a significant amount of time to its activities and practices. From the 1930s, cults emerged as the object of sociological study from the perspective of studying religious behaviors. In the 1940s, the Christian anti-cult movement started to oppose some sects and new religious movements, terming them "cults" due to their unorthodox beliefs. In the 1970s, the secular anti-cult movement resisted specific groups in reaction to acts of violence committed by group members. These groups, primarily called cults, practiced mind control of their members and linked to strange religious, spiritual, or philosophical beliefs and rituals. Thus, cults remain exploitative, weird groups with uncommon beliefs. Word of Faith Fellowship, located in Spindale, North Carolina, and Remnant Fellowship, located in Brentwood, Tennessee, are some renowned religious-based cults in the United States. The former started in 1979 when Jane Whaley and Sam Whaley converted a former steakhouse into a chapel, while the latter began in 1999 courtesy of its founder, the late Gwen Shamblin.
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Luisa is a 36-year-old, married, Latino female who immigrated to the United States from Colombia. She speaks only Spanish, so a translator must be used for communication. She came to the United States on a visa, but remained beyond the allotted time. While in the United States, she met and married Hugo, who was in the country with documentation. Once Luisa married Hugo, she became pregnant with a daughter, who is now 3 years old.
Luisa has a 10-year-old son named Juan in Colombia. Luisa has always had the desire to reunite with Juan and bring him to the United States to live with her. After her marriage and status change, she began the process of sponsoring Juan. She has been advised that in order for sponsorship to be achieved, she cannot receive welfare benefits because she needs to prove that she can support herself and her child.
Luisa came to the local welfare agency after she and her daughter entered the domestic violence shelter. She reported that Hugo had a history of violence, which was exacerbated when he drank alcohol. Hugo had been drinking more frequently, and the episodes of violence had increased in severity. The domestic violence program requires all residents to apply for any available benefits in order to remain enrolled in their services.
In one particular episode, Hugo almost fractured her orbital bones. She had extensive facial bruising and blood pooled in one eye. Luisa is quite fearful of Hugo. She is also financially dependent on him. She is reluctant to apply for benefits because she fears that this will compromise her ability to sponsor her son in Colombia. She is tearful and tells me that she cannot sacrifice her son’s opportunity to come to the United States.
Luisa is socially isolated because she has no family in the United States, and Hugo has restricted her ability to socialize and establish friendships. However, she is a practicing Catholic and does belong to a church that offers bilingual services.
Luisa began to discuss returning to Hugo because she felt that this was her only viable option. I advised her that under the new federal changes in immigration laws she might be allowed to apply for benefits and still sponsor her son because she is experiencing domestic violence. I explained that we would need to speak to an immigration lawyer to verify this, but it could possibly be an alternative to returning to Hugo.
Luisa reported that she had given money to lawyers in the past who had been unhelpful. She was suspicious of the law’s ability to protect her. Hugo had also threatened to report her to the authorities, stating that he would tell them she only married him to remain in the country. Although this is not true, she feared that he would do this, and she would never see her daughter again.
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INITIAL INTERVIEW 1
Intake Report for George Wesley
David Evans
School of Behavioral Sciences, Liberty University
Identifying Information
· George Wesley
· 1234 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Sacramento, CA 95825
· 1 (252) 867-3294
· January 10, 1977
· Male
· Divorced
· Firefighter/Pastor
· California Department of Fire Emergency Services
· No work phone recorded
· Esther Nadene Wesley (daughter)
· August 30, 2022
Reason for Referral
George W. Wesley was referred by Bishop Boyd. Bishop Boyd presides over the Northern Virginia Baptist Convention. Bishop Boyd is considering Pastor George for a position leading a large city congregation. Bishop Boyd believes this evaluation will aid in determining whether George is a good fit for the Senior Pastor job of a large city church. George has never presided over a congregation of more than 200 persons. All of his pastoral roles were in smaller congregations with congregants over age fifty. These villages were mostly in rural areas. George reported having no prior experience with millennials.
Current Situation and Functioning
George is well-dressed and groomed, and has a lean, athletic build. Throughout the interview, he kept eye contact and articulated ideas well. However, he had moments where he appeared fearful about his lack of experience to lead an assembly of that magnitude. He admitted to being concerned about the interview because it could jeopardize his opportunity to move into the new role. In other moments during the interview, George spoke candidly with confidence the interview. He considered himself an experienced pastor and had the knowledge and training to back it up. George was attentive to all interview questions and responded astutely.
He denies having any difficulties in his daily life. He constantly tapped his leg and asked if he could switch on the ceiling fan. Although he frequently devotes his free time to church activities, his long working hours allow him to hide his anxieties and avoid church concerns. George sees this as a major weakness and knows he needs to “work on it.” When he gets stressed, he talks to his mother. He considers being able to quickly recognize his stress triggers a strength. He loves reading, which helps him when he cannot sleep on holiday nights.
Relevant Medical History
George appears to be in good health with the exception to the discoloration of the eyes. His doctor recommended that he take a multivitamin, during his most recent check-up. The doctor reported that George’s Prostate-specific Antigen, cholesterol, glycated hemoglobin, kidney, and liver all show healthy functionality or fell within healthy limits. George was nervous about the stress test, but it also yielded favorable results.
George was hospitalized in 2017 after going unconscious and falling from a ladder during training. During this incident, he tore his meniscus (left knee). He denies losing consciousness and being hospitalized. He has no other medical issues. He has a sister who suffe ...
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Jung's religious influences by Anton Martel
- 1. Jung’s Religious Influences Presented By: Anton Martel
- 2. Summary of Jung’s Religious Life Age 1-12 Jung grew up in a family that had no religious beliefs. Thus, she had no religious beliefs at this phase of her life. Age 13-16 At the age of 13, she decided to turn to Christianity. Age 17-18 At the age of 17, Jung lost faith in Christianity and decided to become agnostic.
- 5. Jung’s Transition to Christianity
- 9. Cultural Background Jung lived in Swansea, a coastal city and county located in Wales, United Kingdom – where 71% of the population is Catholic and 34% agnostic.
- 10. Jung’s Transition to Agnosticism