In religious communities, fabricating facts to create misunderstandings may include the following: 1. **Selective transmission of information**: distorting or presenting facts in a partial or partial manner, revealing only part of the information, causing the recipient to misunderstand. 2. **Spreading rumors**: creating false rumors, exaggerating or fabricating events, and causing distrust among community members. 3. **Taking out of context**: taking fragments from doctrines, books, or speeches without providing full context, so that their meaning is distorted. 4. **Falsifying documents**: creating or tampering with documents, records, and conversations to support untrue narratives. 5. **Falsely speaking with authority**: publishing inappropriate statements in the name of an authority figure to mislead community members. 6. **Spreading false testimony**: forging or disguising the testimony of witnesses to achieve the purpose of dividing the community. 7. **Manipulating social media and communication tools**: using fake accounts or anonymous identities to spread false information on social platforms. 8. **Intentionally misrepresenting instructions**: distorting the instructions or teachings of leaders or authorities to cause misunderstandings among members. These techniques rely on people’s trust in the source of information, so it is vital to think critically and verify multiple sources when receiving information.