-
damages members and recruits." In
Cults and the Family, the
authors cite Eli Shapiro, who
defines a
destructive cultism as a
sociopathic syndrome, whose...
- The
Cult are an
English rock band
formed in
Bradford in 1983.
Before settling on
their current name in
January 1984, the band had
performed under the name...
- A
cult following is a
group of fans who are
highly dedicated to a person, idea, object, movement, or work,
often an artist, in
particular a performing...
- A
cult of personality, or a
cult of the leader, is the
result of an
effort which is made to
create an
idealized and
heroic image of a
admirable leader...
- A
cult film, also
commonly referred to as a
cult classic, is a film that has
acquired a
cult following.
Cult films are
known for
their dedicated, p****ionate...
- practices.
Cult or
cults may also
refer to:
Cult, Haute-Saône,
France Cults, Aberdeen, a
suburb of Aberdeen,
Scotland Cults Academy, a
school in
Cults, Aberdeenshire...
- Look up
culter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Culter may
refer to:
Culter,
South Lanarkshire, Scotland,
United Kingdom Culter (fish), a
genus of cyprinid...
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Cult With No Name (often
abbreviated to CWNN) is a German/
English musical duo from London,
comprising Erik
Stein and Jon Boux.
Influenced largely by electronic...
-
Cargo cults were
diverse spiritual and
political movements that
arose among indigenous Melanesians following Western colonisation of the
region in the...
-
boosted by the
nationwide renouncement of
cultism by
university students and the
breakdown of
traditional campus cults all over the
country as a
result of amnesty...
