Cults and New Religions: A Brief HistoryAn overview of the development of new religions and the controversies surrounding them in late modern society.
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Two years later , in the largest operation of its kind Australia had ever seen , police and child protection workers conducted coordinated , pre - dawn raids on eight Family homes in Sydney and Melbourne .
Two years later , in the largest operation of its kind Australia had ever seen , police and child protection workers conducted coordinated , pre - dawn raids on eight Family homes in Sydney and Melbourne .
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The far - flung network of Family homes , however , has also been held together by the mobility of its membership , a clear division of labor among the different homes , and , of course , the Mo Letters . Not unlike Sun Myung and Hak Ja ...
The far - flung network of Family homes , however , has also been held together by the mobility of its membership , a clear division of labor among the different homes , and , of course , the Mo Letters . Not unlike Sun Myung and Hak Ja ...
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had shrunk to about 8,000 members living in approximately 2,000 homes , most of which had largely lost contact with one another . To address this obvious fragmentation , Berg launched the Fellowship Revolution , which re - established ...
had shrunk to about 8,000 members living in approximately 2,000 homes , most of which had largely lost contact with one another . To address this obvious fragmentation , Berg launched the Fellowship Revolution , which re - established ...
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A Primer | 1 |
The Question of Religion | 24 |
The Questions of Science | 48 |
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| Título | Cults and New Religions: A Brief History Volumen26 de Wiley Blackwell Brief Histories of Religion |
| Autores | Douglas E. Cowan, David G. Bromley |
| Editor | Wiley, 2008 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 9 Jun. 2008 |
| ISBN | 1405161272, 9781405161275 |
| Largo | 260 páginas |
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