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Flirty fishing (FFing) was a form of evangelism involving sex, practiced by women in the new religious movement the Children of God, now known as The Family International.[1] The group claimed that the purposes of flirty fishing were for women to show God's love to men, to win converts to the group, and to garner material and financial support for the group. The Children of God practiced flirty fishing from 1974 until 1987, when it was abandoned, partially because of the AIDS epidemic. See Children of God#The Family of Love (1978-1981). "Flirty fishing" has been described as religious prostitution, notably because some of the women also joined escort services and otherwise used sex for financial support, rather than as a means to win converts.[2] The Children of God has been described as a cult.

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  1. ^ Flirty Fishing, xFamily
  2. ^ Escort Servicing, xFamily

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