"I wanted to catch some heretics," Cho Hye-ryeon, along with her family, escaped a Japanese cult [Star Issue]

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The recent status of comedian Cho Hye-ryeon, who is living a changed faith life after converting, has been revealed.

A video titled "Captain Tak Ji-won warns about the changed heretical proselytizing methods" was posted on the YouTube channel of comedian Lee Seong-mi on the 9th.

On that day, Lee spoke with Captain Tak Ji-won of Modern Religion.

Mentioning Cho Hye-ryeon's past faith life, Captain Tak said, "Thanks to Deacon (Lee Seong-mi)'s prayers and concern, (Cho Hye-ryeon and her family) have all come out of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo and are now living a truly wonderful faith life."

Introducing a Christian-related book written by Cho Hye-ryeon, Lee shared, "I spoke with her on the phone yesterday, and she said, 'I hope it gets widely known. I want to catch some heretics.'"

Captain Tak stated, "When talking about heresy, we cannot fail to mention Deacon Cho Hye-ryeon," adding, "Didn't you say that even if everyone else falls, Deacon Cho Hye-ryeon would absolutely never be able to return? But in the end, she came back."

Meanwhile, Cho Hye-ryeon was formerly a member of the Japanese religious group Nam Myoho Renge Kyo but has now converted to Christianity.

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