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Ingersoll passionately believed that the alleged divine origins of the Bible were not sufficient reason for a suspension of critical judgement

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Talking with the Children of God Linda L. Oakes Ingersoll passionately believed that theOne of the most controversial groups emerging from the Jesus People movement of the 1960s, the Family originally was known as The Children of God. Under leader David Berg, members proclaimed an apocalyptic ''Endtime,'' shunned secular occupations, lived communally, and adopted unusual sexual practices that led to abuse scandals in the 1970s and 1980s. Following Berg's death in 1994, the organization began to dramatically alter its evangelization