The Kingdom of the Cults Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

Walter Martin
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 107 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Kingdom of the Cults Chapter Abstracts for Teachers

Walter Martin
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 107 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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The Kingdom of the Cults

• A cult is a religious group of people that meet for a specific reason.

• The purpose of the book is to study and evaluate cults.
• Cults represent a growing trend away from established Christian practices and doctrines.

• The goal is to teach people how to deal with and evaluate cults.

Scaling The Language Barrier

• The new vocabulary has led to an interpretation of terms that cults use to justify their own existence.

• As a result of the new vocabulary, traditional Christians and cultists are basically speaking different languages.
• Cults are based on taking terms from the Bible out of context.

• Many Christians don't understand why cultists will agree with quotes from the Bible.

The Psychological Structure of Cultism

• Cultists share certain psychological traits.

• Traits common to all cults are closed-mindedness, personal antagonism toward those that don't accept their cult beliefs, and isolationism.
• Authority...

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