A recent survey of the children of followers of religious groups has found strong support for establishing a mechanism for them to "escape" both their parents and the groups if they are troubled by the group's activities.Social Research Action Chiki Lab. said 73.0 percent of respondents to its survey of so-called "second-generation" members of religious organizations -- children who have also been enrolled in their parents' religious organizations -- replied in the affirmative when asked if such a system should be introduced.The respondents included the children of followers of the controve…READ FULL ARTICLE