I don't like the idea of "snitching" to the DEA (people can do what they want, but I personally don't want to be associated with "snitching"). Or to the IRS (it is not difficult for an incorporated church to get a tax exemption) or the FDA (which would get involved only if the group is claiming direct healing from these medicines).
The DEA knows how to use the internet, and if people are talking about the activities of groups like NHNAC in places like this, the DEA will turn up the information if they are interested enough to investigate it.
So it is enough to start a thread about them and discuss them here. I'm glad this informational thread has been started, if only because I personally am interested in more information about them -- although, does the NHNAC really qualify as a "cult"? And, if so, shouldn't there also be a thread on ONAC, the original group that started this fallacious idea that NAC members have blanket permission to use "all earth-based sacraments," and original parent group of NHNAC?
The DEA knows how to use the internet, and if people are talking about the activities of groups like NHNAC in places like this, the DEA will turn up the information if they are interested enough to investigate it.
So it is enough to start a thread about them and discuss them here. I'm glad this informational thread has been started, if only because I personally am interested in more information about them -- although, does the NHNAC really qualify as a "cult"? And, if so, shouldn't there also be a thread on ONAC, the original group that started this fallacious idea that NAC members have blanket permission to use "all earth-based sacraments," and original parent group of NHNAC?