Breaking Down The Beliefs of Chad & Lori Vallow Daybell Part 2 The Doom & Gloom CORE TENETS OF THEIR RELIGION

Once Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow believed they were chosen by God, their doctrine evolved into a radical, self-serving theology that justified their crimes. In this episode, we break down the specific tenets of their belief system, from Chad’s doomsday timelines predicting the world would end in July 2020 to the twisted reincarnation doctrine known as “multiple mortal probations.”

Their obsession with end-times prophecy was fueled by LDS tent-city survivalist movements, where members believed they would be called to gather in safe zones before the world collapsed. But Chad and Lori took it further, convincing themselves that some souls were no longer human at all. Through their bizarre “light vs. dark” ranking system, they determined who was “worthy” to move forward—and who had become a zombie that needed to be eliminated.

We also explore their belief in divine powers, including Lori’s claim that she was immortal and Chad’s so-called spiritual portal. These doctrines weren’t just harmless religious speculation—they were the foundation of a doomsday cult that led to multiple murders. How did Chad and Lori justify their actions as part of their divine mission? And what happens when a prophecy fails but the believers refuse to accept it?

 

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