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|  | | Cults: How They Work A perceptive examination into the inner workings of cults.
In this perceptive examination into the inner workings of cults, Robin Jackson exposes the identifying marks and intriguing techniques cults use to win over members. Jackson uncovers the characters and beliefs of some of these groups that can very often inflict grievous harm on society.
In a world that is becoming increasingly secular and disillusioned with mainstream religions, cults seem to be flourishing. If mainstream religions fail to satisfy people’s needs for a spiritual aspect to their lives, the cults are there to lap them up. They promise a guaranteed way to salvation or a c | |  | | Losing The Faith This book explores the author's journey through the organization known as The Watchtower.
Losing The Faith is a chronicle of a man's journey through a religious organization that demands exclusive and unquestioning devotion of it's followers.It explores the author's journey from childhood into adulthood together with the doubts and conflicting teachings of the organization known as Jehovah's Witnesses.these doubts and concerns eventually led him to investigate some of the teachings to ascertain if it is "The Truth".The discoveries and cover-ups are recorded in this book and reveal the darkness and anguish felt by the author while uncovering the deception.
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