Apostates and New Religious Movements Every religion which makes claim to a definitive body of doctrine and practice which it regards as exclusively its own, is likely to be faced with the fact that from time to time som - Denomination - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Apostates and New Religious Movements Every religion which makes claim to a definitive body of doctrine and practice which it regards as exclusively its own, is likely to be faced with the fact that from time to time som Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-23 14:35:38 Open Document File Size: 81,85 KB Share Result on Facebook City London / New York / Oxford / / Company Clarendon Press / Sharon Press / / Country United Kingdom / / Facility University of Oxford / / IndustryTerm mass media / propagandist media / media attention / / Organization Roman Catholic Church / UN Court / University of Oxford / / Person James A. Beckford / Bryan Wilson / Maria Monk / Bryan Ronald Wilson / D. G. Bromley / A.D. Shupe / Jr. / / Position investigator / Major / objective sociological researcher / Professor / sociologist / journalist / / ProvinceOrState New York / / PublishedMedium Contemporary / / SocialTag Apostasy Cult Schism Christian denomination The Politics of Religious Apostasy Disengagement from religion Religion Atrocity story

Apostates and New Religious Movements Every religion which makes claim to a definitive body of doctrine and practice which it regards as exclusively its own, is likely to be faced with the fact that from time to time somAdd to Reading List