You WON’T Believe This: Pace Memo’s Dark Link to the Lori Vallow Case

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Description: LIVE! Pt: 4 | The Pace Memo Through Lens of Lori Vallow Daybell Case w/ @joeschmoe88

**Description:**

“The Bishop Glenn L. Pace Memo, while its specific contents require careful examination, is often discussed in the context of cases like Lori Vallow Daybell’s due to potential parallels in the abuse of spiritual authority and the distortion of religious beliefs.

* **Inverted Abuse:** Both the Pace Memo’s context and the Vallow Daybell case involve allegations of individuals using religious or spiritual claims to justify or conceal abusive behaviors. In the Vallow Daybell case, this involves the alleged manipulation of beliefs about spiritual warfare, “light and dark” entities, and the need to remove “dark” spirits from individuals, which prosecutors argued was used to rationalize the deaths of Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow. Similarly, discussions around the Pace Memo often center on concerns about spiritual manipulation and the potential for abuse within a religious framework.
* **Distorted Belief Systems:** Both contexts involve concerns about the distortion or radical interpretation of religious doctrines. In the Vallow Daybell case, this is evident in the alleged adoption of fringe beliefs about apocalypses, chosen individuals, and the ability to discern and eliminate evil. Discussions surrounding the Pace Memo often raise questions about the potential for religious beliefs to be twisted or misinterpreted in ways that lead to harmful practices.

* **Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) and Brigham Young’s Blood Atonement:** The connection to SRA and Brigham Young’s doctrine of Blood Atonement is complex and controversial.
* **SRA:** Some researchers suggest that cases like Vallow Daybell’s, with their elements of alleged control, manipulation, and violence justified by distorted spiritual beliefs, may exhibit patterns that overlap with some of the dynamics seen in historical SRA allegations. The Pace Memo becomes relevant in this discussion when considering how abuse can occur within religious contexts, which can be a factor sometimes present in SRA cases.
* **Brigham Young’s Blood Atonement:** The doctrine of Blood Atonement, a historical teaching within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is sometimes invoked in discussions of the Vallow Daybell case due to its emphasis on the severity of certain sins and the need for atonement beyond what Christ’s sacrifice provides. Critics argue that this doctrine, even if not actively practiced, could create a theological framework that, if distorted, might be used to justify violence. The Pace Memo is important in this discussion because it highlights the potential for misuse of religious teachings, a concern that also arises in debates about Blood Atonement.

It is crucial to emphasize that:

* The Vallow Daybell case is a matter of public record with established facts and legal findings.
* Discussions of the Pace Memo and its interpretations are ongoing and complex.
* The connection between these cases and SRA or Blood Atonement is a subject of debate and requires careful consideration of historical and theological contexts.”
Memo-Bishop Glenn L Pace To LDS Church Members Committee Ritualistic Child Abuse- 07-19-1990
https://www.scribd.com/document/105967728/Memo-Bishop-Glenn-L-Pace-to-LDS-Church-Members-Committee-Ritualistic-Child-Abuse-7-19-90
This description aims for balance, acknowledging the connections while emphasizing the need for nuanced discussion and avoiding overly broad generalizations.
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