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also "Katokliko" (twisted knockers). Katok-liko is a combination of two Filipino words which are "Katok", which means "to knock" and "Liko", which means "twisted". It's also a derogatory term for the Iglesia Ni Cristo cult founded by Felix Manalo. "Katok" refers to the act of a Minister or a Deacon to visit an Iglot's house to ask reasons why an Iglot has failed to fulfill his/her duty to the cult. "Liko" refers to the twisted ideas of the said Minister or Deacon to use certain Bible verses to instill fear and guilt on an Iglot just to make him/her fulfill his/her failed duties to the cult.
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