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The Marks of a Cult: A Biblical Analysis

2006
IMDb 6.4

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What makes one church group a denomination, and another a dangerous cult? Host and Christian apologetic Eric Holmberg offers this film to help viewers use biblical criteria and traditional Christian doctrine to evaluate a variety of religious sects. Holmberg emphasizes the need for all Christians to be ready to articulate their faith, as well as to reach out with compassion to those caught in a cult's destructive grasp.

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What is The Marks of a Cult: A Biblical Analysis (2006) about?

What makes one church group a denomination, and another a dangerous cult? Host and Christian apologetic Eric Holmberg offers this film to help viewers use biblical criteria and traditional Christian doctrine to evaluate a variety of religious sects. Holmberg emphasizes the need for all Christians to be ready to articulate their faith, as well as to reach out with compassion to those caught in a…

Who stars in The Marks of a Cult: A Biblical Analysis?

The Marks of a Cult: A Biblical Analysis stars Eric Holmberg (Host), James R. White (Self), E. Calvin Beisner (Self), Jerry Johnson (Self), David Henke (Self).

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