Define Cult

What is the definition of a Cult?

“a religious group that denies one or more of the fundamentals of biblical truth.” A cult is a group that teaches doctrines that, if believed, will cause a person to remain unsaved. A cult claims to be part of a religion, yet it denies essential truth(s) of that religion. Therefore, a Christian cult will deny one or more of the fundamental truths of Christianity while still claiming to be Christian."

A cult is a group of people that embrace a counterfeit Christian religion. All cults have a leader who claims to be uniquely called by God. Not all cults follow all of the characteristics of a cult, but following any one of them should be a warning to us to stay away. The group requires the study of books other than the Bible. Their “revealed truths” supersede or contradict the Bible. They claim to be the only true church and do not hold back from criticizing all Christian churches. Cults create legalistic rules, and use excessive control by the leaders of the group, and the leaders keep their followers living in fear of Hell and losing their whole family and business and friendships if they even look into what Christians believe and teach. Cults like JW dont even let their people read material offered by Christians, bcuz they know if they see the truth they'll leave the cult. They often claim new revelations from God and change their beliefs with new revelations. Their doctrine is nothing short of a total lie; Doctrines of demons. These Satan lead leaders don't want people to know the truth so they can drag as many people to Hell with them [just what Satan wants].

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