***Warheit: Having never met DBerg or lived in his house, i don't know what went on. It seems to me, that you have, from what you have quoted, a justifiable criticism against what went on in his household. But let me ask you, how many Family members did this involve? How many people, currently in the FAmily, ever met DAvid Berg / lived in his household / took part in what is described? How many current FAmily members even READ what you have cited from that book - as the bulk of current members, it seems to me according to the Family's own statistics, have joined in the past 15 years (the largest influx of new membership that I am aware of was in the years falling the fall of the Soviet empire and the movement's expansion into East Europe and Russia) and/or they are second generation members who were themselves children at the time that was written - was that the early 80s? Why do you seek to discredit all of these people? If you were making a research on the Catholic Church, sure you'd have a section on the Pope, and some on the leadership, and some on the wealth held in the Vatican, and some on the abuse scandals, but you'd also have the theology, and you'd also include the fact that the majority of the millions of Catholics worldwide don't have works of art stored in their basements or move their priests from parish to parish to avoid legal charges. YEs, that's happened in the Cath church, but it's not the fault of the average member. And that's my big beef here. the majority of Fam members never met DB, never met KZ, never lived in their household, never would have dreamed of the type of activity you quote as happening. Maybe you should have a page or section about "DAvid Berg and his household". But don't make out that his lifestyle was the average or norm for the Family; and certainly  don't imply that this is the way life is NOW or has been during the past 20 years.