Another Gospel: Alternative Religions and the New Age MovementAcademie Books, 1989 - 462 pages Ruth A. Tucker's book is a comprehensive survey of all the major alternative religions in the United States, including the new groups since the 1960s. |
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... movement , as the following examples indicate : Eastern mystical cults ( Hare Krishnas , Transcendental Meditation , and the Rajneesh Ashram ) ; aberra- tional Christian ( Children of God , The Way International , Church of the Living ...
... movement , as the following examples indicate : Eastern mystical cults ( Hare Krishnas , Transcendental Meditation , and the Rajneesh Ashram ) ; aberra- tional Christian ( Children of God , The Way International , Church of the Living ...
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... movement.3 In other instances , these move- ments have been identified primarily by a charismatic leader who was able to capture an independent follow- ing - an individual who may or may not have veered from biblical ortho- doxy . For ...
... movement.3 In other instances , these move- ments have been identified primarily by a charismatic leader who was able to capture an independent follow- ing - an individual who may or may not have veered from biblical ortho- doxy . For ...
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... Movement , on the other hand , attracts middle - aged people- primarily women - who are in many cases financially able to support their " addiction " and maintain a comfort- able lifestyle at the same time . It is a movement in which ...
... Movement , on the other hand , attracts middle - aged people- primarily women - who are in many cases financially able to support their " addiction " and maintain a comfort- able lifestyle at the same time . It is a movement in which ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
UNORTHODOX MOVEMENTS | 31 |
THE LEGACY OF JOSEPH SMITH | 49 |
Copyright | |
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