One was about how if a woman was raped in the town but did not cry out for help, the act was considered consensual.
De Vries' former pastor told the court a number of public announcements were made in the church about De Vries, saying he had sinned, and that he was excommunicated because he had not repented. His sins also included adultery with another woman.
One of the complainants in the trial wrote in a diary entry of her disgust for De Vries professing to be a Christian but acting hypocritically.
"Somebody thinks I'm wicked and it's his duty (after transgressing in a thousand ways other than tan) to convert me," she wrote. "Nothing could repulse me more from Christianity. What a liar!"
The acronym "tan" stood for "that awful night", referring to an incident where De Vries allegedly touched her chest while she was in bed.
"I remember waking up one night and this person was touching me on my breast, and I just pretended to be asleep," she said in a police interview in 2014.
"The next day I didn't know what to do or what to say, so I just did nothing and he just carried on as if nothing had happened. So I kinda figured it must have been sort of normal, that maybe lots of girls have that and tried to forget about it."
The trial continues before Judge David Cameron and a jury of five men and seven women.
