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|a Perspectives on new religious movements /
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|a Religious studies, Bloomsbury Academic collections, Religions of the world.
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|a Originally published in 1995 by Geoffrey Chapman.
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|a Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; 1 The new religious movements in contemporary Western culture: an overview; THREE DEFINITIONS OF A NEW RELIGION; Theological definitions; Psychological definitions; Sociological definitions; Cults as new religious movements; SOME MAJOR FEATURES OF THE NEW RELIGIONS; Negative features; Attractive features; THE VARIETIES OF NEW RELIGIONS; The Pentecostal family; The Communal family; The Christian Science-Metaphysical family; The Spiritualist, Psychic, and New Age family; The Ancient Wisdom family; The Magic family
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|a The Eastern and Middle Eastern familiesNew Unclassifiable Religious Groups; Are the new religions anti-self?; Are the new religions anti-family?; Are the new religions anti-society?; CONCLUSION; NOTES; 2 The history of new religious movements in the West; NEW RELIGIONS IN EARLY WESTERN HISTORY; Gnosticism; NEW RELIGIONS IN THE MIDDLE AGES; The Cathars; The Flagellants; NEW RELIGIONS IN THE POST-REFORMATION ERA; The Ranters; The Shabbatean Movement; NEW RELIGIONS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY; Mormonism; THE LESSONS OF HISTORY; NOTES; 3 The new religious movements in psychological perspective
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|a THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF A 'CULT' JOINERThe deprived individual; The alienated individual; The religiously inclined person; The individual in search of an identity; The individual in a general state of crisis; The psychopathology of cult members; The normality of cult members; Evaluation of psychological studies; HOW AND WHY DOES A PERSON ACTUALLY JOIN A NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT?; The psychology of conversion; Models of conversion to the new religions; UNDERSTANDING THE NEW RELIGIONS AS RITES OF PASSAGE; ARE THE NEW RELIGIONS THERAPEUTIC OR DESTRUCTIVE?; NOTES
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|a 4 The new religious movements in sociological perspectiveTHE DEFINITION OF A NEW RELIGION; WHY AND HOW SHOULD ONE STUDY THE NEW RELIGIONS?; Reasons for studying the new religions; Ways of studying the new religions; HOW CAN THE NEW RELIGIONS BE BEST CLASSIFIED?; MAJOR FEATURES OF THE NEW MOVEMENTS; THEORIES EXPLAINING THE RISE OF THE NEW RELIGIONS; The functional approach; Current theories of new religions; Social-scientific critique of popular theories; RESPONSES TO THE NEW RELIGIONS; THE RELEVANCE OF SOCIOLOGY FOR UNDERSTANDING THE NEW RELIGIONS; NOTES
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|a 5 The new religious movements in the law courtsTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE; AREASOFCONFLICT; Suits brought by ex-members and their families; Criminal cases; Custody cases; Tax cases; Solicitation cases; Zoning/community relations issues; Cult-initiated law suits; SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE RELIGIOUS ISSUES IN THE COURTROOMS; When is a new cult a religious entity?; What are the boundaries of religious freedom'?; When does religion lead to child abuse or neglect?; How does one deal with religious violence?; COURT TESTIMONY AND EXPERT WITNESSES; Family members; Ex-cult members
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a "This book provides a dispassionate analysis of new religious movements, charting their growth and examining them from a variety of perspectives - sociological, psychological, legal and theological. Saliba then questions whether or not membership harms those who join these new movements and assesses the charge that they 'brainwash' their adherents."--Bloomsbury Publishing
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