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Freed, J. (1978, 4 January). Kidnappers a step ahead of cops. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 5 January). Cops, Moonies team up. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 6 January). ―Satan‘s servant‖ cures Moonie. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 7 January). Benji now: ―Quite excited about life.‖ The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (2002, June 11). Personal Communication.
Hall, J., &Schuyler, P. (1997). The mystical apocalypse of the Solar Temple. In T. Robbins
&S. Palmer (Eds.), Millennium, messiahs and mayhem, pp. 285-311. New York:
Routledge.
Hexham, I. (2001). New religions and the Anticult Movement in Canada. Nova Religio, 4(2),
281-288.
Introvigne, M. (1996). Les veilleurs de l‘apocalypse millénarisme et nouvelles religions au
seuil de l‘an 2000. Paris: Clair Vigne.
Langone, M. (2000). The two ―camps‖ of cultic studies: Time for a dialogue. Cultic Studies
Journal, 17, 79-100.
Lamarche, C. (1995, 7 septembre). Le chansonnier Pierrot (sic) Rochette en guerre contre
les ―médecins du ciel.‖ Echo du Nord, 5.
Mayer, Jean-Francois. (1999).‖Our terrestrial journey is coming to an end‖: The last
voyage of the Solar Temple. Nova Religio, 2(2), 172-196.
Provost, Jean-Marc. (1993, 26 March). L‘horreur de l‘Ordre du Temple Solaire (The Horror
of The Solar Temple). Photo Police, 4-7.
Robbins, T. (2000). ―Quo Vadis‖ the Scientific Study of New Religious Movements? Journal
for the Scientific Study of Religion, 39(4), 515-523.
Subhananda dasa. (1979). A Request to the Media: PLEASE DON‘T LUMP US IN. ISKCON,
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Wessinger, C. (2000). How the millennium comes violently. New York: Seven Bridges
Press.
Zablocki, B. &Robbins, T. (2001), Introduction: Finding a middle ground in a polarized
scholarly arena. In B. Zablocki &T. Robbins (Eds.), Misunderstanding cults:
Searching for Objectivity in a Controversial Field, pp. 3-31. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Acknowledgments
This article is based on a presentation given by Michael Kropveld at the AFF (American
Family Foundation) Annual Conference, June 2002 in Orlando, Florida. The translations of
the French texts are the author‘s. My appreciation and thanks to Debbie Carroll and Andrea
Moore Emmett for their editorial comments. My gratitude, as well, to Marie-Andrée Pelland
for her research into the sociological studies of the ACM and to Michael Langone for his
―surgical‖ insights.
This article is an electronic version of an article originally published in Cultic Studies Review, 2003, Volume 2,
Number 2, pages 130-150. Please keep in mind that the pagination of this electronic reprint differs from that of the
bound volume. This fact could affect how you enter bibliographic information in papers that you may write.
Comment [MK1]:
Freed, J. (1978, 3 January). Caution marks Moon Ranch visit. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 4 January). Kidnappers a step ahead of cops. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 5 January). Cops, Moonies team up. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 6 January). ―Satan‘s servant‖ cures Moonie. The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (1978, 7 January). Benji now: ―Quite excited about life.‖ The Montreal Star, A1.
Freed, J. (2002, June 11). Personal Communication.
Hall, J., &Schuyler, P. (1997). The mystical apocalypse of the Solar Temple. In T. Robbins
&S. Palmer (Eds.), Millennium, messiahs and mayhem, pp. 285-311. New York:
Routledge.
Hexham, I. (2001). New religions and the Anticult Movement in Canada. Nova Religio, 4(2),
281-288.
Introvigne, M. (1996). Les veilleurs de l‘apocalypse millénarisme et nouvelles religions au
seuil de l‘an 2000. Paris: Clair Vigne.
Langone, M. (2000). The two ―camps‖ of cultic studies: Time for a dialogue. Cultic Studies
Journal, 17, 79-100.
Lamarche, C. (1995, 7 septembre). Le chansonnier Pierrot (sic) Rochette en guerre contre
les ―médecins du ciel.‖ Echo du Nord, 5.
Mayer, Jean-Francois. (1999).‖Our terrestrial journey is coming to an end‖: The last
voyage of the Solar Temple. Nova Religio, 2(2), 172-196.
Provost, Jean-Marc. (1993, 26 March). L‘horreur de l‘Ordre du Temple Solaire (The Horror
of The Solar Temple). Photo Police, 4-7.
Robbins, T. (2000). ―Quo Vadis‖ the Scientific Study of New Religious Movements? Journal
for the Scientific Study of Religion, 39(4), 515-523.
Subhananda dasa. (1979). A Request to the Media: PLEASE DON‘T LUMP US IN. ISKCON,
16.
Wessinger, C. (2000). How the millennium comes violently. New York: Seven Bridges
Press.
Zablocki, B. &Robbins, T. (2001), Introduction: Finding a middle ground in a polarized
scholarly arena. In B. Zablocki &T. Robbins (Eds.), Misunderstanding cults:
Searching for Objectivity in a Controversial Field, pp. 3-31. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Acknowledgments
This article is based on a presentation given by Michael Kropveld at the AFF (American
Family Foundation) Annual Conference, June 2002 in Orlando, Florida. The translations of
the French texts are the author‘s. My appreciation and thanks to Debbie Carroll and Andrea
Moore Emmett for their editorial comments. My gratitude, as well, to Marie-Andrée Pelland
for her research into the sociological studies of the ACM and to Michael Langone for his
―surgical‖ insights.
This article is an electronic version of an article originally published in Cultic Studies Review, 2003, Volume 2,
Number 2, pages 130-150. Please keep in mind that the pagination of this electronic reprint differs from that of the
bound volume. This fact could affect how you enter bibliographic information in papers that you may write.
Comment [MK1]:
