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Find It Quick Handbook on Cults and New Religions: Where Did They Come…

by Ron Rhodes

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0736914838, Paperback)

Were most cults and new religions simply passing fads of the late-twentieth century, or are some of them still growing today? What new sects have emerged, and what dangers do they present? How should Christians respond?

Bible teacher and apologetics expert Ron Rhodes has cataloged 40 groups in this concise and easy-to-use handbook. Readers will appreciate Ron's thorough research and his reader-friendly style. His brief examination of each group includes

a short history of the sect or new religion an explanation of the group's major doctrines the Christian apologetic response

This informative guide includes a list of "Apologetic Power Points," which provides readers with a fast-paced summary of the foundational truths of biblical Christianity.

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