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New Religions and the Cult Controversy

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Prometheus Books
Language
English
Pages
435

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Subjects
Scientology, Landmark Forum, Religion, Cults, Sects, Gods, Sects, united states, United states, religion, Religions

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Odd Gods: New Religions and the Cult Controversy
February 2001, Prometheus Books
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First Sentence

"On March 26, 1997, the bodies of thirty-nine men and women were found in a posh mansion outside San Diego, all victims of a mass suicide."

Classifications

Library of Congress
BL2525.O33 2001, BL 2525 O33 2001

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
435
Dimensions
9.3 x 6.4 x 1.5 inches
Weight
2 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8740035M
Internet Archive
isbn_9781573928427
ISBN 10
1573928429
ISBN 13
9781573928427
LCCN
00045843
Library Thing
5137334
Goodreads
1381174

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Werner Erhard acknowledges that Erhard Seminars Training and The Forum use variantions on some of the Scientology charts and that the EST and Landmark Forum terminology is partially taken from Scientology. By the end of the second day, Students underwent the Danger Process, an exercise Erhard had adapted from the Scientology communications course. A row of the audience at a time would go on stage and be confronted by EST staff. One person would "bullbait" all of them, saying and doing things in order to get them to react.
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