Urban Apologetics: Cults and cultural ideologies - Eric Mason
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Maxine Harrison2024-06-24T16:22:00
Edited by Eric Mason, this book is a collection of essays written by church leaders to address the rise of modern-day cults. A useful apologetic tool, the contributors highlight issues that primarily apply in Western nations, such as the US and UK. It touches on how cults use cultural familiarity ...
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