چکیده:
In this writing, we critique some of the thoughts and views of Li Hongzhi, one of the leaders of emerging sects who has gained worldwide fame with the support of Western intelligence agencies. The main inductive axes of this refugee to America include: anti-religion and anti-Sharia.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Although the emergence of these seemingly spiritual movements on one hand promises an increasing growth of spiritual tendencies among the general public and indicates that humanist thoughts have not been able to respond to the innate needs of humans in the postmodern era, on the other hand, opportunistic and profit-seeking individuals, like opportunistic bandits, with religious appearances and deceptive and charming slogans, attempt to divert the path of seeking God and religiosity toward selfishness and anti-religionism.
The Character of Li Hongzhi About seventeen years ago, at a time when living conditions in the communist society of China had become very difficult and poverty, unemployment, and most importantly, a spiritual vacuum, had created a kind of hopelessness among the people of that country had created, an opportunistic and profit-seeking individual with a claim of prophethood thought of establishing a new sect to thereby, in those specific conditions, attract the hearts of the ignorant people to himself.
This false prophet was Li Hongzhi, who in 1992 founded the Falun Dafa or Falun Gong sect and, based on the three principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance (Zhen, Shan, and Ren), set out to cultivate and purify the bodies and minds of people according to his own belief!
Disbelief in God The thoughts of sect leaders are generally, and Li Hongzhi specifically, based on humanistic foundations, and through their behavior and actions, they consider humans to be all-powerful on Earth.