Unification Church: A cult of Christianity
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Cult of Christianity
The FFWPU/Unification Church considers its mission to be the promotion and establishment of world peace and the unification of all Christian churches.
However, regardless of which name the movement uses, theologically the Unification Church is considered to be at best a cult of Christianity, since it rejects, denies or twists Christianity’s essential doctrines.
News and News Archive
Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (Unification Church) news tracker, provided by Religion News Blog.
Other Research Resources
For the time being, research resources on this movement are filed under the ‘Unification Church‘ entry.
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