New Age Cults and Religions

by Texe Marrs

Book Overview

Across America and the world dangerous New Age cults and religious groups are growing in strength and numbers. As many as 50 million Americans are now New Age cultists while millions of others are... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0962008680
• ISBN13: 9780962008689
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Living Truth Publishers
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.8" x 8.7"

Customer Reviews

The absolute best book written by T. Marrs, before he went off the deep end...

Former Christian Preacher Texe Marrs, now a Patriot-for-Prophet [see: Bo Gritz authored 'My Brothers Keeper'], did an outstanding job here of iden- tifying the Cults and Secret Societies that plague our Western Civilization & thus the world. Most of the other Texe Marrs futurist 'Prophet of Doom' books are all of the furturist 'gloom-and- doom' "The end is coming soon" variety. Here he sticks to facts and denotes a good and careful synopsis of the groups who seek to pervert our posterity, reli- giously; Mormons, Jehovah's Sicknesses, Sixth (not Seventh) Day Adventures, et, al. I suggest that despite Marrs recent 21st Century faux puas, get this book! Keep it on the shelf with Mike Hoffman's 'Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare' and 'Judiaism's Strange Gods'. Pick Up On It!

Classic Marrs

His critics dismiss Texe Marrs with the label "Fundamentalist Christian." So be it. But at least he takes a stand. At least he reads the Bible of his faith. At least he applies it to the world around him.I like Marrs' books. They have the excitement of conspiracy theory. But grounded in Bible study. If you don't believe in the Bible (or are afraid your friends will think you're a nut if you do) you probably won't like his books. But if you're into Bible prophecy, and use the Christian Bible to guide your life, then I think you'll appreciate Marrs' perspective.I'll admit, I try not to put any Christian writer on a pedestal. God is still the definitive Author. But there's a place for writers who use the Bible to comment on current events. I appreciate the work they do. Especially when it prompts me to go back and read Bible passages they've pointed out.So, Mr. Marrs: I thank you for taking so much flak, yet still keeping the faith. And I eagerly await your next book.

A sane, credible, and authoritative book by Texe Marrs

Judging by all of the horrible reviews of Marrs' books, I am sure that most reviewers are aware of his seemingly complete lack of credibility and his wild incredulous conspiracy theories. It would seem hard to believe that he is actually capable of writing a normal, sane, authoritative reference book, but he has! In this book, Texe Marrs summarizes the belief systems of all of the major, and most of the minor, cults and new age "religions". The information presented is accurate and free of any wild unfounded accusations or misrepresentations. As a former student of the occult, I can verify that Mr. Marrs did a thorough and fair job in the reporting of his subject matter. I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting a reference book on new age "religions" and cults, and to all parents, teachers, counselors, and clergy who would like to have a knowledgeable foundation to work from if the need arises to to help children, teens, or young adults who may be involved with, or have questions about these subjects.

Deserves better than slander

"New Age Cults and Religions" is a scholarly work, and deserves better from the public than the previous slanderous "review" from someone who, in my humble opinion, didn't even bother to read the book.