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The kingdom of the cults

The kingdom of the cults

ChristianityPhilosophy & Religion
Pages
704
Published
1965
Language
English

Synopsis

This comprehensive reference work evaluates various cults and 'isms' prevalent in America and worldwide. It offers a threefold approach, combining historical analysis, theological evaluation of their teachings, and an apologetic contrast from a biblical perspective. A crucial tool for counter-cult ministry and evangelism, this updated edition provides scholarly yet accessible insights into each cult's history and beliefs, comparing them with biblical theology for both scholars and laypeople.

How it reads

InformativeIntellectualComplexThought-Provoking
Prose complexity 10/10

Genres

Christianity Philosophy & Religion Religion

Subjects

1960-ApologeticsChristianity and other religionsChristian sectsChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsControversial literatureCultsDoctrinesEvangelicalismMormon ChurchRelationsReligionsScientologySectesSectsUnited StatesUnited states, religion, 20th century

Places

AmericaThe United States

About the author

Frequently asked questions

  • Is The Kingdom of the Cults considered a foundational text in Christian apologetics?

    Walter Martin's work is widely regarded as a seminal and foundational text within the field of Christian counter-cult apologetics, significantly influencing subsequent scholarship and ministry in this area.

  • Does The Kingdom of the Cults cover a wide range of religious movements?

    The book provides detailed analyses of numerous religious groups, including Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, Christian Science, and Unitarianism, among others, offering historical context and theological critiques for each.

  • Has The Kingdom of the Cults been updated over the years?

    This work has seen multiple revised and expanded editions since its initial publication, with later versions incorporating new cults and updating information on existing ones to maintain its relevance.