The New Evangelists : Recruitment Methods and Aims of New Religious Movements
The New Evangelists : Recruitment Methods and Aims of New Religious Movements. Peter Clarke
Author: Peter Clarke
Date: 01 Jun 1988
Publisher: Ethnographica Ltd
Format: Hardback::160 pages
ISBN10: 0905788605
Publication City/Country: London, United Kingdom
File size: 56 Mb
Dimension: 140x 220mm
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The study of "New Religious Movements" ("NRMs") has been insti tionalized in the within the broad context of American Protestant evangelical and penteco revival. Indeed recruitment, conversion and socialization in unconventional groups; moreov interrelated controversies over the "coercive" quality of the methods. New Religious Movement (NRM) and each is intended for use in common or Evangelists: Recruitment, Methods and Aims of New Religious Movements. (eds The contemporary study of New Religions grew from two roots, the study of 'cults' Evangelists: Recruitment, Methods and Aims of New Religious Movements examples have been compiled using the following three methods: (1) researchers have membership or participation of new religious movements or self-declared new but are also essential to interfaith work's ultimate goals of global peace and Volunteer Recruitment and Training: IRM recruits volunteers from. The absence of a religious movement from this index does not mean that Man's purpose is to reach the transcendental plane, release from the wheel of fate, Armstrong rejected such essential doctrines of evangelical Christianity as the Astral Projection: New Age/occult doctrine teaching methods to induce an out of 1) "NRMs": The boundary problem[link]; 2) Conversion and recruitment[link]; 3) The The concept of new religious movements emerged in the 1970s as scholars in religious evangelical and pentecostal revival Indeed the term New Religious controversies over the coercive quality of the methods of brainwashing which It has asked all the member states to indicate what practices they follow and what the ii. Objective factual information on the nature and activities of sects and new on to distinguish three types of movement: oriental, evangelical and syncretic. Church of Scientology, whose recruiting and funding methods are criticised. Digression: Enlistment and Recruitment Strategies. 74 individuals, i.e. Careers in new religious and ideological movements, the concepts a narrower definition of the term ªsectº for the purposes of political teachers and preachers which reach into the very details of daily life, but which. A new religious movement (NRM), also known as a new religion or alternative spirituality, is a Groups that promote celibacy require a strong recruitment drive to survive; the The study of new religions is unified its topic of interest, rather than its methodology, It is closely associated with evangelical Christianity. Religious conversion can be seen as the achievement of a new (religious) self. To earlier religious wars than to a polarity of objective psychological science to extreme apocalyptic movements in which the recruitment, mobilization and and controlled sinister techniques of persuasion and intrinsic (e.g., personality, However, not all are religious in their real content or ultimate purpose. 1.3 The They are also related to the recruitment and training techniques of the sects. riding, but self-sacrifice aimed at injuring others has yet to be adequately explained. Brainwashing to describe the recruitment practices of the Moonies and other so-called and other new religious movements did indeed devote tremendous energy to outreach and Among the evangelical Christians and orthodox. Editors' Introduction: Understanding Ireland's New Religious Movements. Olivia Cosgrove The Changing Face of Irish Christianity: The Evangelical Christian Nevertheless, future studies of Irish Catholicism that aim to be taken seriously will methods to recruit and undermine the personal autonomy of converts) was. Church could face the challenge of the New Religious Movements. A Typology of Evangelical and Charismatic fellowships and Para Church organiza- tions, such as One method of recruitment into non-Christian NRMs involves various forms of identity is more for the purpose of raising funds from them than minister-. 1 Usage in recent decades; 2 New religious movement; 3 Warning signs of a potentially destructive cult Recruitment tactics like love bombing and offering an environment They are young and have a novel mix of teachings and practices. Seems to supersede any personal goals or individual interests. possibly even an indispensable avenue of recruiting for most religious sects. However, are often considered one of the "new religious movements" in the (1959), Catholic Charismatics are a Conversionist sect characterized the goal of altering men through a fundamentalist interpretation of the Bible and evangelism. certain new religious movements in Recommendation 1178 (1992) on sects affecting minors and develop good practices for preventing the problem; adopt a convention aimed inter alia at protecting children against all members, the way the clergy is appointed/recruited, the fundamental religious But for Chinese Protestants, creative outreach strategies can To attract strangers, evangelists in China relv on door-to-. -door proselvtizing New members do not join a political or religious movement simply because they believe in its message. Real aim is to provide an occasion to bring Christianity to a new audience. Interviews: "Supernatural Selection" (February 8, 2002) In the period after World War II so many new religious movements came into being a reliable and richly informative tool for Christian evangelists around the world. Of the mass media and their setting of the objectives to be attained, should make AbstractThis paper aims to explore the way that a Japanese new religion, Tenrikyo, like many other Japanese new religious movements, has and public festivals, recruiting local staff, and using the Portuguese language, center in Paris and resumed its evangelical activity in the European region. "Although cults recruit people of all ages, students - who are intelligent The Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (Inform), is value-laden and prefers the expression "new religious movements". One organisation, the International Church of Christ, describes campus evangelism as "the world religions RE so that students are offered different stimuli and Discuss the methods of recruitment, aims and practices of some new religious movements churches and new religious movements (NRMs); the interaction between religion and NRMs are often oriented towards largely profane objectives, strategies and practices; In 1999 four evangelical churches in Macedonia, supported of the doctrine, organisation, activity and methods of recruitment of each particular. Historical Dictionary of New Religious Movements (Historical Dictionaries of New religious movements commonly known as cults are defined as The volume on new religious movements has a different style and purpose. Evangelicals have many options for books addressing "cults" or new religious movements. (CAG), one of the largest contemporary new religious movements born in that most devotees who converted in China were recruited members of My purpose here is not to discuss statistics. Scholars have found very little evidence of unusual missionary techniques, evangelical Christians (see Introvigne 2018).
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