Sectarian tendencies

Sects provoke personal experiences, give rise to investigations and arouse indignation. However, denouncing them is not enough to get rid of the evil within. Firstly, one has to understand the mechanisms of sectarian tendencies. Michel Monroy, who has studied sects for a long time, suggests identifying and interpreting the mechanisms of allegiance, the construction of an artificial world, borrowing elements from the therapeutic, religious and ethical worlds and the twisted applications of these elements. One can therefore understand from their speeches, structures and visions of humanity how totalitarian groups come into existence. One can also ask oneself what our society has become if it requires the creation of such groups where people temporarily feel better here than elsewhere.