Month: May 2006
In the medical profession, ethical contracts ensure that patients have given "fully informed consent." That is, if a doctor fails to inform a patient about the risks, side effects, and options for treatment, the uninformed patient is entitled to sue. Below is a mock contract for cult membership. Ask yourself if you gave informed consent at the time of your recruitment, or if you would have joined had you known your participation would involve the following conditions.
Cult victims and those who have suffered abusive relationships often suffer from fear, confusion, low-self esteem, and post-traumatic stress. Take Back Your Life explains the seductive draw that leads people into such situations, provides guidelines for assessing what happened, and hands-on tools for getting back on track.
Reviews of Take Back Your Life: Recovering From Cults and Abusive Relationships
Table of Contents for Take Back Your Life: Recovering From Cults and Abusive Relationships
Read excerpts from the book, Take Back Your Life: Recovering from cults and abusive relationships
EMNR (Evangelical Ministries to New Religions) is a professional membership association for individuals and organizations in ministry to "cults" of Christianity, new religious movements, and world religions.
Board of Directors, Evangelical Ministries to New Religions (EMNR)
EMNR - Evangelical Ministries to New Religions - organizes an annual conference at which Christian apologists, cult experts and countercult ministers speak on a wide variety of topics.
Contact information for EMNR - Evangelical Ministries to New Religions
Watchman Fellowship presents its "The Da Vinci Code Revealed" DVD.
The Exclusive Brethren movement is a branch of the Plymouth Brethren
A sect of the Brethren and Pietist Churches
The Plymouth Brethen (Christian Brethren) movement should be distinguished from the Brethren and Pietist Churches.
Research resources on the loose grouping of churches unofficially referred to as the Christian Brethren or Plymouth Brethren.
The Brethren and Pietist Churches should be distinguished from the loose grouping of churches unofficially referred to as the Plymouth Brethren or Christian Brethren.
