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Transmissions from Jonestown Episode 21 Sunday Service PT3 Liar's Communion

Jim Jones had a gift for recognizing and cultivating a person’s capacity for magical thinking or the belief that unrelated events are connected by invisible, supernatural threads. Those who followed Jim Jones surrendered their will, believing that, whatever Father was planning, he had the power and knowledge to guide them home. Temple members were systematically conditioned to accept the fake healings and miracles as a part of the tapestry their lives were woven into. With a wink and a smile Jim Jones reassured his flock that the chicanery was all a part of God’s plan. Join us for the third part of the Sunday Service immersive experience as we explore how Jim Jones paranormal healing ministry conditioned his followers to believe the unbelievable and risk everything for an illusion. This episode concludes our immersive Sunday service experience by exploring how Jim Jones used his paranormal ministry to test the limits of his ability to manipulate the members of Peoples Temple. As Jim Jones gathered his inner circle to participate in a loyalty test designed to flush out the unfaithful, paper cups were passed out and for the first time he asked his followers, "Are you willing to die for Father and the cause?". Transmissions From Jonestown is an immersive audio documentary that unearths the history of Peoples Temple and the Jonestown tragedy through original research, primary source documents, and survivor interviews. Brought to you by The Attention Span Recovery Project https://www.transmissionsfromjonestow... Transcripts for all the episodes can be found here: https://www.transmissionsfromjonestow... If you have any connection to Peoples Temple or Jonestown I am very interested in hearing your story: [email protected] @radiojnoestown   / 1gjczce8cd     / transmissionsfromjonestown   We would like to thank David Wise, Mike Wood, Yulanda Williams, Laura Johnston Kohl, Rebecca Moore, Vera Washington, Jack Arnold Beam, Thomas Beikman, Jordan Villchez, Thomas Ijames, Laurie Efrein, Hue Fortson, Vern Gosney, Tommy Washington, and Stephan Jones. We would also like to thank Fielding McGehee and the Jonestown Institute.