Yet another religious cult raided

[Occhidiangela]

This also goes for the mainstream religions, and of course the strictest people in these religions.

I don't think you understand what I was talking about. Pentacostals are a subset of Christian, and very much "strict" in their interpretation of the tenets of the Christian faith, as they see them. As you might have learned once, Christianity is not a monolithic movement, but a related collection of frequently clashing sects and denominations who differ greatly on the details of doctrine and interpretation of the common roots of said religious practice.

Leaving the religion with which you grew up and that is practiced by many of you family members and friends because you found out that it is 'untrue' can be a very emotionally difficult thing to do even for very intelligent people.

Indeed.

Doctrine by religions is something not recognized by the world community and something that deserves attention from human rights group.

I think you mean "indoctrination" and you might be surprised that you were subject to indoctrination while you were in school. Doctrine is a set of rules/beliefs/norms that provide a framework for decision making and common understanding.

Freedom of religion means that you are allowed to practice whatever religion you feel attracted to, it doesn't mean that you can make your kids into zombies (this doesnot only go for sects but also for you mainstream christian, muslim and jewish religion).

I find curious your assertion that raising your kids in your cultural context is considered "making them into zombies." Your bias is fairly leaping from the page. Your implication is that religion and culture are separate, whereas in the vast majority of the world, and for a lot of human history, they have been inextricably entwined. That you choose to separate them is fine, for you. Why you feel that your method must be "the correct way" demonstrates some cultural myopia on your part.

Occhi