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Tag Archives: Cult
Cultic Characteristics in Mormonism
Though the word “cult” has fallen far out of favor, cults and religious sects still exist. Christian author and theologian Roger E. Olson recently addressed the history of the word and its evolving definition in an article titled, “Criteria for … Continue reading
Sects, and Religions, and Cults! Oh My!
Over at Real Clear Religion author Douglas Wilson wrote about distinguishing between sects, cults and religions. He began, “Classification is always a dicey business, and especially if it is classification that brings with it some sort of implicit praise or … Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, Jesus Christ
Tagged Cult, Douglas Wilson, Jesus Christ, Religion, Sect
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Ravi Zacharias on Mormonism
Ravi Zacharias answered “Life’s Toughest Questions” at an October 2011 Q&A. This is his thoughtful response to the question, “Is Mormonism the same as Christianity?”
Posted in Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Christianity, Cult, Mormonism, Ravi Zacharias
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Mormon Official Equates Christianity with “a false cult”
Mormons believe that in 1820 a young Joseph Smith went into the woods to pray. In answer to that prayer, they believe, Joseph was visited by God the Father and Jesus Christ. Today this is called the First Vision. As … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon Culture, Mormon Leaders, Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Cult, Mitt Romney, Robert Jeffress
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The Mormon Church speaks out against using pejoratives
With all the attention the Mormon Church is getting in the media these days, it’s not surprising that the LDS Church’s Head of Public Affairs, Michael Otterson, has come out swinging over the way Mormonism is being described. In particular, … Continue reading
Posted in Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Anti-Mormon, Cult, Michael Otterson
43 Comments
Division from Historic Christianity is the Mark of a Cult
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An Analysis of “21 Questions Answered About Mormon Faith”
It’s sad when a religious representative answers questions like a politican. As I write this an article is featured on the front page of FoxNews.com, “21 Questions Answered About Mormon Faith”. The following is an analysis of the response they … Continue reading
Posted in Mitt Romney, Truth, Honesty, Prayer, and Inquiry
Tagged Cult, Honesty, Mitt Romney, Virgin birth
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Warren Jeffs and the Mystique of Cultic Power
Now that Warren Jeffs, the leader of the nation’s largest polygamous group, has been arrested, some observers had apparently anticipated that his followers would have paraded through the streets, rejoicing that they were now free from this man’s control. Instead, … Continue reading
Posted in Fundamentalist Mormonism
Tagged Charisma, Cult, FLDS, Persecution complex, Polygamy, Warren Jeffs
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