Cultic Studies Journal, Vol. 2 No. 1 1985, Page 114
Llewelyn, S., &Fielding, G. (1985). Judging the cults -process, content or outcome -a
question of perspective. Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 38
McGurk, P. (1985). Saints and their cults -studies in religious sociology, folklore and history
-Wilson, S. (book review). History, 70, 72-73.
McLachlan, H. V., &Swales, J. K. (1984). Witch-hunting, magic and the new philosophy -An
introduction to debates of the scientific revolution 1450-1750 -Easlea, B. (book
review). Philosophy of the Social Sciences, -14-, 577-580.
McShane, J. M. (Apr. 23, 1983). Father Divine and the search for racial equality -Weisbrot,
R. (book review). America, 325.
Meier, D. (1985) .New age learning -from linear to geodesic. Training and Development
Journal, 39, 40-43.
Moore, J., Phipps, K., Marcer, D., &Lewith, G. (Jan. 5, 1985). Why do people seek
treatment by alternative medicine? British Medical Journal, 28-29.
Mosatche, H. S. (1983). Searchings: Practices and beliefs of the religious cults and human
potential groups. New York: Stravon Educational Press, 437 p.
Nelson, G. K. (Apr. 1984). Cults and new religions: Toward a sociology of religious
creativity. Sociology &Social Research, 301-325. Reviews recent theoretical and
empirical studies of cults and new religions in the West, and argues that these
movements can only he explained or understood by treating religion as an
independent variable, defined as a product of attempts to satisfy certain given
spiritual needs, and viewed as a creative effort to satisfy these needs. The recent
increase in religious activity may be a reaction to the inadequate satisfaction of
spiritual needs within a sensate culture.
Noble, K. 0. (Nov. 1984). Psychological health and the experience of transcendence.
Dissertation Abstracts International, 1576.
Nolte, E. (1985). The Nazi state and the new religions -5 case studies in non-conformity -
King, C. E. (book review). Journal of Modern History, 57, 174-176.
Nuwer, H. (Jan. 1983). The changing face of religion. Dynamic Years, 38.
Pritchett, W. D. The Children of God/Family of Love: A Bibliography. New York: Garland
Publishing, 203 p.
Rights of bigotry, the. (June 18, 1983). America, 470. Article on Posse Comitatus, which
claims to interpret the U.S. Constitution according to God‘s law. Last year Nellie
Babbs, who is involved in tax revolt, gave Posse Comitatus media coverage on her
radio station in Dodge City, Kansas. The organization publically broadcast threats of
violence.
Robbins, T., Shepherd, W., a McBride, J. (1985). Cults, Culture and the Law. Chico, CA:
Scholars Press. Edited book containing articles by Thomas Robbins, Roland
Robertson, Robert Wuthnow, Robert Jay Lifton, Lee Coleman, Herbert Fingarette,
William Shepherd, Jere.niah Gutman, Richard Delgado, Robert Shapiro, James
Richardson, James McBride, and Meade Emory and Lawrence Zelenak. Themes
covered include: new religious movements, culture and society new religious
movements and coercive persuasion legal intervention in new religious movements
state regulation of new religious movements and church, state and the Christian
new right.
Llewelyn, S., &Fielding, G. (1985). Judging the cults -process, content or outcome -a
question of perspective. Bulletin of the British Psychological Society, 38
McGurk, P. (1985). Saints and their cults -studies in religious sociology, folklore and history
-Wilson, S. (book review). History, 70, 72-73.
McLachlan, H. V., &Swales, J. K. (1984). Witch-hunting, magic and the new philosophy -An
introduction to debates of the scientific revolution 1450-1750 -Easlea, B. (book
review). Philosophy of the Social Sciences, -14-, 577-580.
McShane, J. M. (Apr. 23, 1983). Father Divine and the search for racial equality -Weisbrot,
R. (book review). America, 325.
Meier, D. (1985) .New age learning -from linear to geodesic. Training and Development
Journal, 39, 40-43.
Moore, J., Phipps, K., Marcer, D., &Lewith, G. (Jan. 5, 1985). Why do people seek
treatment by alternative medicine? British Medical Journal, 28-29.
Mosatche, H. S. (1983). Searchings: Practices and beliefs of the religious cults and human
potential groups. New York: Stravon Educational Press, 437 p.
Nelson, G. K. (Apr. 1984). Cults and new religions: Toward a sociology of religious
creativity. Sociology &Social Research, 301-325. Reviews recent theoretical and
empirical studies of cults and new religions in the West, and argues that these
movements can only he explained or understood by treating religion as an
independent variable, defined as a product of attempts to satisfy certain given
spiritual needs, and viewed as a creative effort to satisfy these needs. The recent
increase in religious activity may be a reaction to the inadequate satisfaction of
spiritual needs within a sensate culture.
Noble, K. 0. (Nov. 1984). Psychological health and the experience of transcendence.
Dissertation Abstracts International, 1576.
Nolte, E. (1985). The Nazi state and the new religions -5 case studies in non-conformity -
King, C. E. (book review). Journal of Modern History, 57, 174-176.
Nuwer, H. (Jan. 1983). The changing face of religion. Dynamic Years, 38.
Pritchett, W. D. The Children of God/Family of Love: A Bibliography. New York: Garland
Publishing, 203 p.
Rights of bigotry, the. (June 18, 1983). America, 470. Article on Posse Comitatus, which
claims to interpret the U.S. Constitution according to God‘s law. Last year Nellie
Babbs, who is involved in tax revolt, gave Posse Comitatus media coverage on her
radio station in Dodge City, Kansas. The organization publically broadcast threats of
violence.
Robbins, T., Shepherd, W., a McBride, J. (1985). Cults, Culture and the Law. Chico, CA:
Scholars Press. Edited book containing articles by Thomas Robbins, Roland
Robertson, Robert Wuthnow, Robert Jay Lifton, Lee Coleman, Herbert Fingarette,
William Shepherd, Jere.niah Gutman, Richard Delgado, Robert Shapiro, James
Richardson, James McBride, and Meade Emory and Lawrence Zelenak. Themes
covered include: new religious movements, culture and society new religious
movements and coercive persuasion legal intervention in new religious movements
state regulation of new religious movements and church, state and the Christian
new right.
