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by Rose Publishing (Created by), Paul Carden (Editor)
Christianity, Cults and Religions helps Christians know what they believe and why. This book contains basic charts that compare world religions, cults and sects. Christianity, Cults & Religions is a well-researched introduction on cults and religions from a Christian viewpoint. Each world religion, sect, and/or cult is condensed to 100 words for a quick overview. It explains the basics of the Christian faith and the differences between Christianity and world religions and sects. It includes and optional study guide for Bible studies and adult Sunday school classes.
Table of Contents for Christianity, Cults and Religions
World Religions (and Offshoots) Compared in Christianity, Cults and Religions
- Buddhism
- Hinduism
- Islam
- Judaism
- Kabbalah
- Hare Krishna
- Sikhism
- Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism
- Nation of Islam
- Confucianism
- Taoism (Daoism)
- Shinto
- Transcendental Meditation (TM)
- Bahá'í World Faith
Christianity and Offshoots Compared in Christianity, Cults and Religions
- Christianity
- Mormonism (Latter-day Saints or Mormons)
- Jehovah's Witnesses
- Christian Science
- Unification Church (Sun Myung Moon)
- Unity School of Christianity
- Theosophy
- Anthroposophy
- New Age Movement
- Scientology (Dianetics)
Other Groups Compared in Christianity, Cults and Religions
- Wicca
Religious Beliefs of World Religions and Cults Compared in Christianity, Cults and Religions
- Founder, Date, Location
- Authoritative Writings
- Who is God?
- Who is Jesus?
- Who is the Holy Spirit?
- What happens after death?
- How does one gain Salvation?
- Other beliefs and practices
Christianity, Cults and Religions Combines These Seven Titles
- Christianity, Cults & Religions
- Christianity, Cults & the Occult
- Christianity & Eastern Religions
- Islam & Christianity
- 10 Questions and Answers on Jehovah's Witnesses
- 10 Questions and Answers on Mormonism
- 10 Keys to Witnessing to Cults
Christianity, Cults & Religions makes a great study guide for small groups, personal study, or Sunday school classes.
