Grok on Jan-Aage Torp

We have asked Grok. chatbot that delivers artificial intelligence: Who is  Jan-Aage Torp, and what does he stand for. Here we convey unedited the description from Grok:

«Jan-Aage Torp is a Norwegian pastor and evangelist, born in Kyoto, Japan, and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, by Norwegian missionary parents. He leads Oslokirken, a New Apostolic Reformation church in Oslo, and is president of the European Apostolic Leaders organization. He's known for his radical-conservative Christian activism, particularly opposing abortion laws, same-sex partnerships, and what he views as societal moral decline, advocating for Judeo-Christian values as foundational to Norway's culture. His core values center on biblical faith, traditional family structures, and spiritual warfare, including practices like exorcism and the Seven Mountain Mandate, which calls for Christians to influence key societal spheres like government and media. Torp has also been a vocal figure in Norwegian media, promoting prayer for leaders and conservative ethics, though some of his stances, like supporting instructive spanking or opposing Norwegian Child Welfare Services, have sparked controversy. His international network reflects a commitment to global Christian influence, often aligning with conservative political movements. His approach has drawn both followers and critics, especially over his methods and alliances.»

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