The Future of New Religious MovementsDavid G. Bromley, Phillip E. Hammond, New Ecumenical Research Association (Unification Theological Seminary) |
Contents
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| 11 | |
CHAPTER THREE | 30 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 46 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 59 |
CHAPTER | 80 |
CHAPTER SEVEN | 91 |
CHAPTER EIGHT | 109 |
CHAPTER ELEVEN | 153 |
PART III | 173 |
CHAPTER THIRTEEN | 187 |
CHAPTER FOURTEEN | 210 |
CHAPTER FIFTEEN | 221 |
CHAPTER SIXTEEN | 235 |
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN | 251 |
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN | 261 |
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Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, Volume 4 Joanne Marie Greer,David O. Moberg No preview available - 1992 |
Bearing False Witness?: An Introduction to the Christian Countercult Douglas E. Cowan No preview available - 2003 |