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New religious movements

Eileen Barker

1982

Encyclopedic handbook of cults in America

J. Gordon Melton

1992

Handbook of denominations in theUnited States

Frank Spencer Mead

1965

Understanding cults and new religions

Irving Hexham

1986

Magic and the millennium

Bryan R. Wilson

1973

Spiritual community guide

1974

Cults and the family

Florence Whiteman Kaslow, Marvin B. Sussman

1982

What Americans believe and how they worship

John Paul Williams

1952

Encyclopedia of American Religions

J. Gordon Melton

1978

From Slogans to Mantras

Stephen A. Kent

2001

New religions and the theological imagination in America

Mary Farrell Bednarowski

1989

The Oxford handbook of new religious movements

James R. Lewis, James R Lewis

2004

The encyclopedic handbook of cults in America

J. Gordon Melton

1986

Cults

Galanter, Marc.

1989

Profiles in belief

Piepkorn, Arthur Carl

1977

New religions

Christopher H. Partridge

2004

Mind-bending

Lowell D. Streiker

1984

Dojo

Winston Davis

1980

Hindu Castes and Sects

Jogendra N. Bhattacharya

1995

The social sources of denominationalism

H. Richard Niebuhr

1929

Religious cults in America

Robert Emmet Long

1994

Innan frosten

Henning Mankell

2002 ★ 3.4

The Future of Religion

Rodney Stark, William Sims Bainbridge

1985

Christianity, Judaism and other Greco-Roman cults

Jacob Neusner, Morton Smith

1975

De Deo trino

Bernard J. F. Lonergan

1976

Moon sisters, Krishna mothers, Rajneesh lovers

Susan J. Palmer

1994

Cults

James R. Lewis

2012

The wrong way home

Arthur Deikman

1990

Renunciation and reformulation

Harriet Whitehead

1987

Churches and the working classes in Victorian England

Kenneth Stanley Inglis

1963

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