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    Cult Indoctrination: Raëlism Raëlism is a lesser known cult which is active in several countries‚ including the United States. The atheistic religious movement‚ which began in 1973‚ when Claude Vorilhon claimed he was abducted by aliens called‚ Elohim. During the abduction‚ the Elohim gave him a new name‚ Rael‚ and directed him to act as their prophet. According to Rael‚ the Elohim with whom he experienced contact was called‚ Yahweh. (Ironically‚ this is also the Hebrew word for God.) Rael made

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    According to the ideals of "the Cult of of True Womanhood" which was also called the "The Cult of Domesticity " women were supposed to hold to perfect virtue in all senses. The women who followed these standards tended to be generally literate and lived in the northeast‚ particularly New York and Massachusetts. Women were put in the center of the domestic living and were expected to fulfill the roles of a calm and nurturing and supportive mother‚ a loving and faithful wife‚ and a passive‚ delicate

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    As a child from the beginning we are told that we can be whatever we want‚ an astronaut‚ a doctor‚ a teacher. Why is it that we are then as we age shamed for becoming who we are? I believe society needs to make some drastic shifts both in legalities in attitudes to make this “American dream” a reality whether that be to become transgender‚ sexually active‚ thin or not. All should be given the right to choose‚ then have equality and protection in whatever decision made‚ if we can educate and enlighten

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    Dismantling Cults and other Religions Mormons 1. From Palmyra to Paradise Today the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints‚ better known as the Mormon church‚ is one of the world’s richest and fastest growing religious movements. Joseph Smith then claimed he received a series of revelations beginning in 1823 in which he was visited by the angel Moroni. 2. God or Gods In Mormon teaching‚ the Father‚ the Son‚ and the Holy

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    “Greek civilization was the daughter f the east‚ and Roman civilization was the product of Greek education” (Turcan‚ 2). The Cults of the Roman Empire by Robert Turcan tells the history of the cults of ancient Rome‚ ho they came into being‚ why people worshiped within their constraints and how they eventually branched out into new cults with borrowed deities and rules worship. This particular study is important and relevant today because it is an example of how everything in history evolves from

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    Cargo Cult Science Essay

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    Cargo cult science is a term used by Richard Feynman to describe a method or idea that imitates the scientific process but is not done for a scientific purpose. In “The Uncertainty of Science” he goes on to clarify that legitimate science accounts for the uncertainties found in science: it is the search for answers‚ faults in methods‚ and data to support theories. However‚ in “Cargo Cult Science” Feynman explains how sometimes “science” is used for personal gain‚ instead of for the benefit of society

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    YEAR 10 Religious Education ORAL Presentation Class Task Topic: “Sects and Cults” A cult is a system of religious veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object. Cults are generally considered to be extremist of false‚ with its followers often living in an unconventional manner under the guidance of an authoritarian‚ charismatic leader. One example of a cult is Scientology‚ created by science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard‚ beginning in 1952 as a successor to his earlier self-help

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    Why People Join Cults

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    ntroduction There is no exact definition of a cult. Cults range in characteristics and motives that make them incredibly hard to define. The typical understanding among sociologists is that a cult is a religious or social group with socially deviant or novel beliefs and practices. Cults typically consist of a leader with several dedicated members. There are a variety of cults; destructive cults‚ which believe in an end of the world scenario‚ religious cults‚ which believe and worship a set religion

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    Why People Join A Cult

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    The concept of cults are intriguing and arouse the curiosity in minds of the people who have accepted a life in society and joined humanity the way that it is. It’s a strange thought that people could just walk away from their regular lives to put trust in something so foreign to them‚ but promises a great return or will save them from something that may cause harm. There are many reasons somebody may turn to join a cult‚ because they are very promising‚ and may be the only option remaining for some

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    they pleased; they are able to to not only control but captivate their people‚ while still maintaining international stability. In the Soviet Union‚ Stalin was able to maintain power on a personal level with his people by creating a Cult of Personality. The Cult of Personality was created by the huge amount of propaganda of Stalin distributed through almost all forms of communication in the Soviet Union. He was typically seen as a strong father figure‚ and was portrayed numerous

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