Cults and New Religions: A Brief HistoryWiley, 2008 - 260 pages An overview of the development of new religions and the controversies surrounding them in late modern society.
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... means by which a common movement culture is maintained and access to Family litera- ture serves as the ultimate legitimation for membership status and activities . These letters and communiqués contain advice on handling issues ranging ...
... means by which a common movement culture is maintained and access to Family litera- ture serves as the ultimate legitimation for membership status and activities . These letters and communiqués contain advice on handling issues ranging ...
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... mean something entirely different ? What does it mean for Christianity if one or the other is the case ? Since a good measure of Christian theology is predicated on the interpretation of sacred texts , inferences drawn from past ...
... mean something entirely different ? What does it mean for Christianity if one or the other is the case ? Since a good measure of Christian theology is predicated on the interpretation of sacred texts , inferences drawn from past ...
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... means by which we should " harmo- niously adjust ourselves thereto " ( James [ 1902 ] 1994 : 61 ) . As we have seen ... mean that the experiment itself is either noble or wise . Neither is labeling the experiment religious any assurance ...
... means by which we should " harmo- niously adjust ourselves thereto " ( James [ 1902 ] 1994 : 61 ) . As we have seen ... mean that the experiment itself is either noble or wise . Neither is labeling the experiment religious any assurance ...
Table des matières
A Primer | 1 |
The Question of Religion | 24 |
81 | 26 |
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Cults and New Religions: A Brief History Douglas E. Cowan,David G. Bromley Affichage d'extraits - 2008 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Applewhite and Nettles auditing Bainbridge Balch belief and practice Berg brainwashing Branch Davidians Bromley Christian Church of Scientology claims controversies coven cult cultural David Koresh develop Dianetics disciples divine E-Meter Endtimes evangelical example experience faith Family flirty fishing God's Guru Heaven's Gate Hindu Houteff human initial International Jesus JZ Knight leaders lives Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Maharishi Vedic meditational practice Melton ment messiah modern Paganism modern Witchcraft Mount Carmel Natural Law Party offer organization prac practitioners Press prophetic Ramtha Ramtha's School reactive mind reality recruitment religion religious groups religious movements religious traditions Revelation ritual Satan scholars School of Enlightenment Science scientific secular anticult sexual significant social society Spiritual Regeneration Movement Sun Myung Moon teachings technique therapy thetan tion TM-Sidhi Transcendental Meditation Unification Church Unificationists unseen order Waco Wiccan Witches yogic flying York