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 Refuting Cults

A recommended book published by Watchman Fellowship, Inc.

Listed below are Christian ministries specializing in cults. The term "cult" does not imply that the person/persons in a "cult" are evil.  I would define a "cult" as any leader claiming equal or greater authority than the Bible, claims to be a Christian and denies the historic doctrines of Biblical Christianity. The Christian ministries listed below all endorse freedom of religion in both thought and expression. While supporting the rights of divergent views, it is also exercising its freedoms (press, speech and religion).  

Link List of websites dealing with cults

• http://www.watchman.org   
  Watchman Fellowship, Inc. (There are over 50 short profiles on cults and numerous articles--click "Publications" bar on site for profiles.)
• http://www.faithdefenders.com   
  Faith Defenders--click "articles" under the ministry navigation bar on home page for listing of responses to non-Christian religions, cults and other topics confronting Christians.
• http://www.cultlink.com
  The Sentinel
• http://www.moriel.org/news-and-events_usa.htm
  Moriel Ministries
• http://www.pro-gospel.org
  Proclaiming the Gospel (Mike Gendron was a practicing Catholic for over 30 years)
• http://www.watchtowernews.org/
  WatchtowerNews.org--exposing the organization.
• http://www.exjws.net/
  Exjws.net--a community of survivors.
• http://ww.waltermartin.com/cri.html
  Dr. Walter Martin's wife speaks out against CRI. (The site does not imply that the books published by CRI are not Christian--it is about  CRI's alleged conduct.)  
• http://www.lhvm.org
  Living Hope Ministries (I recommend the DVD entitled "called to be free" for current or ex-Worldwide Church of God members. It presents--from the leadership and laypeople's own words--the transformation of the organization from a religious cult, founded by Herbert W. Armstrong,  to an Evangelical Christian organization.)  
• Profile of Herbert W. Armstrong--PDF
• http://www.tektonics.org/qt/smithlr01.html
  An article from Tektonics Apologetics Ministries refuting L. Ray Smith's position that there is no "eternal torment". Ray is an annihilationist, universalist, denies the trinity and is a moron. If he does not repent, he will find out that there is a hell.   

 

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