Take Back Your Life – Excerpts
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Following are five excerpts from the book, Take Back Your Life: Recovering From Cults and Abusive Relationships
- Who Joins Cults, And Why?
- Cults as Power Structures
- Categories of Cults
- Characteristics of Cults
- Contract for Membership in a Cultic Group or Relationship
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