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Did Leadbeater violate two moral obligations?

Jan 16, 2005 07:58 AM
by Daniel H. Caldwell


Jerry Hejka-Ekins wrote:
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The Issue here is that CWL (at least) gave sex consultation to
twelve and thirteen year old children, even in one case putting
that consultation into a coded note. CWL did not inform the
parents of his intentions to "instruct" (or even "advise") these
children in this area, and the children were made to swear
secrecy concerning it. Without even getting into the issue of
whether or not he also "touched" the children, he had already
violated two moral obligations. First, he interfered in an area
that was the responsibility of the parents, and they did not
abdicate that responsibility to CWL. Second, by swearing the
children to secrecy, he created conflict of trust between the
children, CWL and the parents.
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For the complete text and context, see the following
webpage:

http://theos-l.com/archives/199501/tl00214.html

Did Leadbeater violate two moral obligations?

Does Pedro, Anand and Bart approve of such "violations"?

Or do they somehow view this differently? And if so,
how?

Daniel










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