“Although we disagreed on almost everything, I had a respectful relationship with the late Danish Lutheran counter-cultist Johannes Aagaard and was repeatedly a guest at his home in {{w|Aarhus}}. As early as 1991, he warned against parents of young members of new religious movements who used the “brainwashing” argument against “cults,” because he understood it could be easily used against Christian churches as well. … Aagaard was an insider in the European anti-cult movement and knew Roger Ikor, one of the founders of French anti-cultism.”