41. Cults And New Religions: General cults New Religions general. TOP PICKS IN RED. Abanes, Richard. Defending theFaith A Beginner s Guide to cults and New Religions. Baker, 1997. http://ontruth.com/cultsbooks.html

Welcome to ON TRUTH A ministry of Dr. Cky J. Carrigan devoted to Apologetic Evangelism which seeks to equip the saints for the work of evangelism through a rigorous pursuit of TRUTH motivated by LOVE. HOME TOP PICKS IN RED Abanes, Richard. Defending the Faith: A Beginner's Guide to Cults and New Religions . Baker, 1997. Abanes, Richard. Cults, New Religious Movements, And Your Family: A Guide to Ten Non-Christian Groups Out To Convert Your Loved Ones . Crossway, 1998. Ankerberg, John and John Weldon. Encyclopedia of Cults and New Religions. Harvest House, 1999. Ankerberg, John and John Weldon. The Facts on False Views of Jesus. Eugene: Harvest House Publishers, 1997. Beckwith, Francis and Stephen E. Parrish. See the Gods Fall: Four Rivals To Christianity. College Press, 1997. Boa, Kenneth. Cults, World Religions and the Occult. Chariot Victor, 1990. Braswell, Jr., George W. Understanding Sectarian Groups in America. Broadman, 1986. Carden, Paul. "Confronting Cults on World Mission Fields." Evangelical Missions Quarterly (April 2000): 184-189. Available in the future at http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/emis/archives.htm

42. General Cults-Sects Outline Lecture Notes for Introduction to cults and Sects HEADQUARTERS GENERALCONFERENCE OF SEVENTHDAY ADVENTISTS, SILVER SPRINGS, MARYLAND. V. MEMBERSHIP http://ontruth.com/csol.html

Welcome to ON TRUTH A ministry of Dr. Cky J. Carrigan devoted to Apologetic Evangelism which seeks to equip the saints for the work of evangelism through a rigorous pursuit of TRUTH motivated by LOVE. HOME HOW TO BECOME A CHRISTIAN? This Doc Is 43 Printed Pages Lecture Notes for Introduction to Cults and Sects By Cky J. Carrigan, Ph.D. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES- I. WHO ARE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES? A. OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION 1. WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY (WBTS) OF NEW YORK, INC 2. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 3. WATCHTOWER BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA B. FOUNDER: CHARLES T. RUSSELL (1852-1916) C. CURRENT LEADER: MILTON G. HENSCHEL (b. 1918) D. WORLD HQ: "BETHEL" BROOKLYN, NEW YORK E. ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS (PUBLISHERS) 1. WORLDWIDE: 5.6 MILLION IN 232 COUNTRIES 2. N. AMERICA: 1.1 MILLION F. PUBLICATIONS 1. THE WATCHTOWER (16.5 MIL IN 120 LANGUAGES) 2. AWAKE (16 MIL IN 78 LANG) 3. KINGDOM INTERLINEAR TRANSLATION 4. NEW WORLD TRANSLATION G. HISTORY 1. 1870, RUSSELL BEGINS BIBLE STUDY GROUPS FOCUSED ON THE SECOND COMING 2. 1884, RUSSELL PRESIDENT OF ZION WATCH TOWER AND TRACT SOCIETY, INC

43. Rick Ross: Expert Consultant And Intervention Specialist including general information about everything from the power of miracles Just as the cults have their critics, they also have a cadre of defenders. http://www.rickross.com/general_info.html

Search Information Cult Apologists? Here you will find a thought provoking mix of articles and commentary, including general information about everything from the power of miracles, mysticism to "God Men" gurus and traveling prophets. This is an intriguing and large archive of material drawn from very diverse sources. Also, in this section you will find information about individuals some might question as " Cult Apologists ?" Just as the cults have their critics, they also have a cadre of defenders. It seems to have become a burgeoning business embraced by assorted academics, authors and "religous scholars." Many are promoted, supported and sometimes funded by the very groups they defend. These groups seem to maintain a constant stable of reliable "experts" who will often apologize for their behavior. "Cult apologists" may use terms such as "new religions" or "new religous movements" to describe destructive cults. They may also call criticism of those groups "persecution" or "bigotry." Here you will find information linking many so-called "apologists" to the groups they often defend. The Rick A. Ross Institute

44. Cult FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions About Cults At this site you will find general information about cults, sects, and relatedissues. That includes. Definitions of cultrelated terminology, http://www.cultfaq.org/

CultFAQ.org A service of ApologeticsIndex.org Cult FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about cults, sects, and related issues CultFAQ Home Definitions Counseling Resources Our sites: Apologetics Index Religion News Blog Cult FAQ ApoloTalk Grace and Mercy HouseChurch.nl Cult FAQ Frequently Asked Questions About Cults, Sects, and Related Issues Home In This Entry Definition: Cult Positive, Negative, or Neutral? A Pejorative Term? 'New Religious Movements' ... Selecting a counselor/cult expert Research Resources Articles Books Conferences Counseling ... See Also About This Site About this site Color Key Blue border = Quoted material Latest Addition Coming out of the cults , by the late Margaret Thaler Singer: Clinical research has identified specific cult-related emotional problems with which ex-members must cope during their reentry into society. Among them: indecisiveness, uncritical passivityand fear of the cult itself. This article has been moved here from Apologetics Index. About This Site CultFAQ.org is part of Apologetics Index At this site you will find general information about cults, sects, and related issues. That includes:

45. Eric Barger On Spiritual Warfare,The Cults And Biblical Apologetics. bulletred-dot.gif (960 bytes) cults - general. Jesus Paid the Cost So We CouldReach the Lost! - Ed Decker Eric Barger. What is a Cult? - Jim Spencer http://www.ericbarger.com/information.htm

INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER Updated Sept. 16, 2005 Search the entire ericbarger.com site here! (Use "quote" marks when searching for a phrase.) New Age Movement Race Toward Judgement - The New Age Movement Deceptions of The Secular Press Jesus Paid the Cost So We Could Reach the Lost! 2...4...6...8...C'mon, Christians, MEDITATE! ... Acupuncture - Jim Spencer Cults Mormonism Mormonism: Christian or Cult? Mormons and Christians: How far is too far? ... Tell Me Again, You Are My Brother? - Jim Spencer Why I Love Mormons but not Mormonism - Jim Spencer OUT of Mormonism! - Ed Decker's Story My Journey out of Mormonism - Dianne Pomon's Story Do They REALLY Believe That? Mormon Temple Ritual Changes Joseph Smith and the Temple of Doom Jehovah's Witnesses Witnessing to "the Witnesses" Jehovah's Witness Lecture Notes - Ed Decker Are Jehovah's Witnesses "Christian"? Questions To ask Jehovah's Witnesses Freemasonry Christ or the Lodge? A Presbyterian Report on Freemasonry The TRUTH about the Founding Fathers and Freemasonry Christianity and Freemasonry - a Proclamation ... A Biblical Look at The Masonic Lodge - Ed Decker Freemasonry and the Masonic Lodge Freemasonry and the Southern Baptist Convention Freemasonry and the Southern Baptist Convention - MORE Freemasonry and the Occult ... - here!

46. About Cult Groups cults, their theologies, techniques, and scope are examined. general cults!An outline analysis of them. What makes a church or group nonChristian? http://www.carm.org/cults.htm

The Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry www.carm.org ABOUT CULT GROUPS Jesus Saves HOME PAGE CHRISTIANITY Answers for Seekers Bible, The Bible Online, The Christian Doctrine ... To the Christian Church CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS 40 Objections Apologetics Apologetics Dialogues Cut and Paste Info. ... Verses Examined BIBLE DIFFICULTIES Genesis - Deuteronomy Joshua - Esther Job - Song of Solomon Isaiah - Malachi ... Hebrews - Revelation RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS About Cult Groups Religious Movements List Christadelphianism Christian Science ... Wicca SECULAR MOVEMENTS Abortion Atheism Creation-Evol. Debate Evolution ... Secular School QUESTIONS About the Bible About the Church About Doctrine About God ... Skeptics Ask MORE STUFF Audio Book Recommendations CARM Associates Discussion Boards ... What's New? LANGUAGES CARM in Spanish CARM in Portuguese . . . For false Christs and false prophets will arise and deceive many . . . (Matt. 24:24). Cults are part of the religious systems of the world. They are everywhere. Some cults are huge and others are quite small. But all of them are false. Find out about different cults below. Some are fascinating.

47. Www.excult.org - An Ex-Cult, Ex-"Children Of God", Ex-"The Family" Web Site By S either help the exmember or help apologists and the general public understandcults. Mormons, The Children of God/The Family, and cults in general. http://www.excult.org/

Sword of the Lord Ministries 1251 Heulu St, #707 Honolulu, HI 96822-3086 www.excult.org Why do people join cults? Why do they leave? Why do some stay so long? Ex-Children of God (the Family) members answer these questions and delve into the subjects of cult-mindedness, false prophets, and being "under controlling leaders." What you read here can relate to any cult, anywhere, and in any time in history. If you missed the news item, he did murder Sara, and on his way to find his mother, killed himself. nd jonessku@hawaii.edu I will be traveling to Europe in the summer, if any of you would like me to visit you there. Love, Marlene *** (ex-Faithful Little One) take my poll at: Polls for Fun #3: htmlGEAR.com For other Polls, Go Here BREAKING CULT AND RELIGIOUS NEWS Updated Daily from News Sources (These do not necessarily reflect the opinions or doctrines of this page, but are put here to inform the readers of relevant material.) Please wait a moment while the rest of the front page loads. NewSuggested Reading Bookstore sorry, we cannot control the color of this box's words. please click anyway.

48. The Religious Movements Page: The Anti-Cult Movement repeatedly on virtually any search for anticult sites or for cults in general.Groenveld has compiled many links to other anti-cult groups but does not http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/cultsect/anti.htm

Cult Group Controversies: The Anti-Cult Movement Our coverage of the Anti-Cult Movement begins with the identification of major organizations and links to their web sites. Each link has an annotation that seeks to highlight important information about the organization and/or contents of the web sight. Over the next several months we'll first be adding a much more comprehensive set of annotated links to anti-cult organizations. This will be followed by the development of short profiles of the major organizations and their leadership. We hope you'll check back frequently and offer your suggestions for content to cover on this page. J.K. Hadden (06/24/99) Major Anti-cult Sites American Family Foundation With the bankruptcy filing of Cult Awareness Network, the American Family Foundation is the most influential anti-cult organization in the U.S. They publish The Cultic Studies Journal . The site also highlights the various outreach programs of the group which include education about, study of, and assistance for those involved in, groups determined by AFF to be cults. The group was founded in 1979. They offer information packets about the various groups by mail for a fee. http://www.csj.org

49. Christian Research Institute ~ Home Of The Bible Answer Man, Hank Hanegraaff addresses common issues among various cults and cults in general. For informationon particular cults, please search under the specific cult names. http://www.equip.org/store/topical.asp?Div=Topics&TopID=226&List=all

50. CBTL Cults cults. general Information on cults. Religious Tolerance Site The sectionsof this useful essay are general Cult Information, AntiCult Movements, http://www.cbtl.org/religion/cults.htm

Home About Us Community Local Libraries ... Other Databases Updated: November 11, 2004 Spirituality Guideposts: Wisconsin Sites General Resources Alternative Buddhism ... Cults Return to Subject Guideposts Please note: Cooler by the lake is no longer being updated and will be taken offline September 30th, 2005. Thank you for your support. Cults General Information on Cults Religious Tolerance Site A discussion of what the word "cult" means in different contexts (positive, neutral, negative, and very negative) that helps explain the confusion, misunderstanding, and emotional heat surrounding many cults. See as well Religious Tolerance's Menu: Cults, aka New Religious Movements , particularly the outline of "topics covered on this section of the website." CultWatch: A Look at Cults in America The sections of this useful essay are General Cult Information, Anti-Cult Movements, and A List of Cults. Written by Jeffrey K. Hadden, who founded the Religious Movements Page below. Apologetics Index An evangelical, orthodox Christian site for Christians and non-Christians on cults, anti-cults, counter-cults, sects, new religious movements, etc. To understand the perspective of the site look at

51. Monroe County (NY) Library System - Religion - General Religion Resources general Religion Sources. wpe1.jpg (7809 bytes). Academic Info Religion A comprehensive index to the world s religions and cults. What is Christianity? http://www.libraryweb.org/religion/generalrel.html

General Religion Sources Academic Info: Religion An index of world religions including libraries and archives, academic departments, societies and associations, and studies of religious tolerance Adherents Adherents.com is a growing collection of over 45,000 adherent statistics and religious geography citations references to published membership/adherent statistics and congregation statistics for over 4,200 religions,churches, denominations,religious bodies, faith groups, tribes, cultures, movements, ultimate concerns, etc. American Religion Data Archive The American Religion Data Archive collects quantitative data sets for the study of American religion Apologetics Articles dealing with philosophical, scientific, and historical apologetics Bible Crosswalk Provides all sorts of bible study tools such as interlinear bibles, bible commentaries, concordances, parallel bibles, biblical encyclopedias and dictionaries Calculation of the Ecclesiastical Calendar This program calculates: Easter Sunday in both the Western (Catholic, Anglican, and Protestant) Christian, and in the Eastern (Orthodox) Christian traditions; and the movable Feasts associated with Easter in the Western and Eastern traditions Christian Classics Ethereal Library This library contains the World Wide Study Bible Scripture, commentaries, sermons, the Early Church Fathers, which contains 38 volumes, and are the most important writings from the first 800 years of the church. Also contain religious, fiction, hymns, and religious reference works

52. General Information - Cults & Isms Cult Awareness Information Centre Australia. general Information AboutCult Issues. Ten Things To Do If You Have A Cult Member In Your Family http://www.caicusa.org/zgeneral.htm

Ten Things To Do If You Have A Cult Member In Your Family Healthy Faith Vs Unhealthy Faith Identifying A Cult It's Too Perfect by Jeanne Mills (ex Jonestown) The B.I.T.E Method of Picking a Cult Do Cults Follow The Same Patterns? by Randall Watters The Family Connection: When A Cult May Not Be Your Worst Enemy Snapping (1995) Flo Conway and Joe Siegelman A Theory of Cognitive Dissonace The Armageddon Syndrome The Battle for your Mind Some Coercive Methods Used by Cults Danger Signs in Cults Myths and Facts About Cult Involvement Questions for Cult Recruiters Clinical Update on Cults References to Research in Coercive Persuasion Signs of Involvement in Spiritually Abusive Bible-Based Group The Secret of Successful Ministry Avoiding Churches That Abuse Comments by Father Kent Burtner Pick A Cult out of the Crowd Unholy Devotion: Why Cults Lure Christians Shopping for a Custom Made God Reflections on Child Custody and Cults Cults on Campus Common Myths about Cult Involvement What Qualifies as Extreme or Extremist Exloding the Myths about 'Joining' Cults Interview with Exit Counsellor: Rick Ross Scripture Twisting Tactics of the Cults Antidote for Cult Recruitment Responsible Spiritual Leadership Joining the Cult Club - How People get Sucked In Are You A Candidate For A Cult? Take This Test

53. Why Christian Fundamentalists Are Cults A more general look at cults. Some have difficulty identifying a cult because itis not so easy to identify one that is not even religious. http://www.sullivan-county.com/news/fundie_cults/

Why Fundamentalist Churches are often Cults Although I wouldn't go so far as to say all religions are cults, I do believe that there are a lot more cults out there than we realize, hiding behind a facade of respectability...or at least acceptance. The fact that a movement has existed for a long time, even centuries, and is believed in by even millions of followers does not make that movement necessarily true. It wouldn't be fair to say all Christian fundamentalists are cults but where does pure blind faith and rejection of reason not cross into a cult outlook? So what makes a cult? Baptists accuse Mormons and JWs of being cults, others call the entire Christian faith a cult. It's not necessarily the strangeness of the ideas set forth; let's be honest, most religions look ludicrous to outsiders. There has to be something more than a style of dress or a bizarre doctrine at the heart of a cult. Let's look at some characteristics of cults. Cults usually feature a strong leader who is admired with a fervent devotion. People will follow him... and on rare occasions, her... anywhere. I've seen that happen in Christian denominations on more than one occasion when the minister would switch churches a large section of the congregation would follow him. Cults try to keep their members isolated from outside influences that might cause doubt to arise. (Home schooling for example.) I'm not going to say that every church with a "family life center" is a cult, but when you combine that with restricting social contacts to others from the same denomination or even the same congregation, regulating hair styles and dress codes and condemning morally neutral activities such as dancing, listening to "secular" music or playing certain types of games, that starts to look like mind control.

54. Cults Just as cults in general, Swedenborgianism denies Jesus deity, teaches salvationby works, and claims latter day revelation. purple bullet.gif (1979 bytes) http://www.bibletruths.net/cults.htm

Cults are characterized by the anti-biblical elevation of their leaders. The term "cult", is elusive but the excessive exalting of a man is a common trait of cults. Many of the cult leaders claim to possess deity (cf. 2 Thes. 2:4). These men sinfully arrogate authority to themselves; hence, their followers are unnaturally devoted to these cult leaders. Another common trait of cultism is the mind control which is exercised. Cults do not promote a healthy study of scriptures. When the scriptures are used, their interpretation must be supplied by the leader. The followers are not encouraged (not allowed) to objectively consider other teachings. The leader exerts psychologically damaging control over the followers (cf. I Jn. 4:1, Heb. 5:12,14). Common to all cults is the claim of latter day revelation. Most, if not all, cult leaders claim direct revelation from God. David Koresh, you recall, changed his mind about surrender because "God told him not to surrender." This is a large part of the control these leaders have over others – do not question them, they directly speak for God (see 2 Thes. 2:4, Jude 3). They must divert authority away from the scriptures and become the authority themselves (see Matt. 28:18). Beloved, submit to Jesus and his authority (his word, 2 Jn. 9-11) and you will not have to worry about cultic influence in your life (Lk. 6:46, I Cor. 3:4-7). Why do the estimated 2,500 cults exist in America today? This question can be complicated, however, there are a few basic and simple answers.

55. §§ Inquire Type: General Information on cults, psychological manipulation, psychological abuse . Comprehensive list of recommended items for general Inquirers http://cultinfobooks.com/bks_types_inq/inquier_general.htm

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56. General Topics About Cults And Basic Biblical Doctrine This section contains articles about basic Christian beliefs as well as some ofthe false doctrines that Christians should guard against. http://www.wfial.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=articles.general

57. Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) cults and World Religions, Jesus Among Other Gods, R. Zacharias. cults and WorldReligions general Apologetics, Can Man Live Without God, R. Zacharias http://www.rzim.org/publications/biblio_all.php

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58. Opposition To Cults And New Religious Movements - Wikipedia, The Free Encycloped The debates about a certain purported cult and cults in general are often polarizedwith widely divergent opinions, not only among current followers and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opposition_to_cults_and_new_religious_movements

Opposition to cults and new religious movements From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Opposition to cults and new religious movements (NRMs) comes from several sources with diverse concerns: family members of adherents, former members, psychiatrists psychologists and sociologists , adherents from established religions, cult watchers and skeptics. Depending on their background and goals, such individuals and groups are active in various fields: Some mainly provide information on cults, cultic groups or non-orthodox religious movements regarding their practices and beliefs through websites and publications Some concentrate on members of cultic groups which they seek to extricate, either by deprogramming techniques (now obsolete), exit counseling or by missionary activities and on counseling and rehabilitation of former members Some focus on sociological, psychological or theological research on new religious movements or cultic groups. Contents History Taxonomies Religious and secular Five types of cult watching groups by Eileen Barker ... edit History Already in the first half of the twentiest century some conservative Christian scholars, most of them Protestants, wrote in apologetical style defending Christian mainstream theology against the teachings of fringe groups. This activity continues until today by more or less mainstream churches and groups and on various levels of theological expertise and is summed up as

59. News Tracker : General Assembly CotFB Religion news about religious movements, cults, sects and world religions, forcult experts and cults, cults and Sects, cults in Russia, cults, general http://www.religionnewsblog.com/category-cat=639.html

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