in the sanctuaries. And we who dare to call God, God, must begin to learn the challenge which that word contains. We know, and we must never forget, that every path leads somewhere. The path of segregation leads to lynching. The path of anti-Semitism leads to Auschwitz. The path of cults leads to Jonestown. We ignore this fact at our peril. The last time I ever witnessed a movement that had these qualifications: (1) a totally monolithic movement with a single point of view and a single authoritarian head; (2) replete with fanatical followers who are prepared and programmed to do anything their master says; (3) supplied by absolutely unlimited funds; (4) with a hatred of everyone on the outside; (5) with suspicion of parents, against their parents—the last movement that had those qualifications was the Nazi youth movement, and I'll tell you, I'm scared. They [Messianic Jews] have distorted our holidays, demeaned our faith, misstated our history, and belittled a legacy which we have spent centuries preserving and enlarging. I keep thinking what happens when the power of love is twisted into the love of power. I am here to protest against child molesters. For as surely as there are those who lure children with lollipops in order to rape their bodies, so, too, do these lure children with candy-coated lies in order to rape their minds. Herbert L. Rosedale, at the time president of the American Family Foundation, said of Davis: "A great and gentle radiance has left our scene with the death of Rabbi Maurice Davis. He was one of the people who first brought me into the circle of those devoted to helping cult victims. His compassion and vision were inspiring. He saw clearly the dangers which awaited those who lost their free will to totalism." Works You Can Go Home Again, film director, produced by Union of American Hebrew Congregations. See also Anti-cult movement Mind control Unification Church and Judaism Unification Church of the United States References External links Rocky Mountain Hai - Rabbi JayR (Bahir) Davis (official website) Congregation Emanu-El, Wichita, KS Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Rabbi Davis' sermon after marching with Rev Dr. Martin Luther King 1921 births 1993 deaths American Reform rabbis American human rights activists Unification Church and Judaism Critics of the Unification Church People from Palm Coast, Florida Deprogrammers Selma to Montgomery marches Jewish anti-racism activists Jewish human rights activists Rabbis