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    Empire the image of a divine being that could heal people, cure the sick, and perform miracles. Once Christ was crucified for blasphemy by Pontius Pilate, Christianity grew through the teachings by Peter and Paul. Christianity triumphed over mystery cults found in the Roman Empire because of all that was rewarded…

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    Lime Deere Cosmetics

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    In fact, Lime Crime has a very strong presence on numerous social media sites, like Instagram. Strong Cult Following Doe Deere is very proud of the fact that her makeup company has a very strong cult following. This cult following continues to build and grow. Deere relates that the word cult simply means that you are one of a kind or that there is not anyone else like you. Therefore, cult is a good word. Her ambition was to stand out among the multitude of…

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    The Great Game Sherlock

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    The episode ends with a cliffhanger – Sherlock has to choose between getting killed by snipers, or shooting a bomb that would kill him, his friend, and Moriarty. (“The Great Game”). This specific episode demonstrates Sherlock’s dual quality and cult genre. To start, there are several…

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    “No-Name Maddox”, Charles Manson is regarded as one of the most notorious and sinister killers as well as cult leaders of the 20th century. The astonishing ability of Manson to manipulate and control individuals led him to assemble a vicious cult that committed gruesome murders that struck tremendous fear in to the hearts of every American during the 1960s. The criminal acts of the Manson family cult was committed on the belief that they were destined to be the ultimate beneficiaries of a race…

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    extensive history with the use of sarin gas. Aum Shinrikyo facilities were raided by law enforcement where high-end chemical producing equipment was seized, cult members drove a converted truck into…

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    Christianity is a monotheistic religion that is based on the Life, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, who they believe is their Messiah. Christianity, which was formed in the 1st Century, was based off of Judaism, a religion that also believes in Jesus but does not believe that he was the Messiah. Followers of Jesus call themselves Christians and have devoted their lives to the word of their God and live the way He has asked them to. Christians believe that Jesus was put to death in…

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    the cult environment. These include, brainwashing, financial exploitation, extreme and powerful mind control over members, extreme deception used on members and/or nonmembers, extreme withdrawal from or overindulgence in corporeal pleasures, animal & human sacrifices, lack of empathy for members and/or nonmembers, sex crimes, unquestioned belief in the members’ morality, deceptive and sometimes harsh indoctrination (Watkins, 2016). In the video, Trapped: Life Inside a Cult—How to Spot a Cult, we…

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    Juvenile Death Penalty There is a lot of controversy as to where there should be a death penalty in the justice system or if they should get rid of it. There have been several inmates on death row that end up being innocent. There must be more stipulations in place in order to sentence a criminal with the death sentence. There is also controversy over whether juvenile death sentence is unconstitutional. There are several scientific studies where it shows that juveniles have less cognitive…

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    Jonestown Tragedy Essay

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    a ‘mass-suicide’ in Jonestown, Guyana These 909 people, which included over 200 children, were members of the People’s Temple, a religious group led by Jim Jones Background info on People’s Temple Jim Jones founded the People’s Temple, a Christian cult, in the 1950s in Indianapolis, Indiana and later moved his church to San Francisco, California. He preached socialist, utopian ideals and spoke against racism, which attracted many African-Americans to his church, resulting in an interracial…

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    norm of her old society and today’s society. Back in her cult, Minnow fought against her society because she believed in different ideologies than the Prophet, her leader, was teaching everyone else. This opened her up to be an easy target for torture because she was considered different than everyone else. Her cult, and even her own family, were against her rebellious act and at one point, were apart of her torture. In the society of the cult, Minnow struggles to fight back against the…

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