The third word for cult? It is usually used in negative ways, so don’t worry, this is not a cult.
It’s a term that’s been used in the past in the sense of a religious movement. As in, a group (often with political goals) that believes in the power of a particular deity to heal, to heal certain diseases, to cure certain diseases, or to kill a certain number of people. It’s also been used in the past to describe a band that is so full of the “good” in life that they are actually willing to die for it.
In a nutshell, people who are so obsessed with a particular cause that they are willing to kill themselves in order to help it.
My wife and I recently moved to a new city. We found a new church down the street and decided that we needed to check it out. We walked into the sanctuary and were greeted by a few people who were visibly concerned and anxious about something, asking us if we were okay. We went back to the car and told our friends to come over and check me out too and they went to check me out. We told them to come again and again and again and again…
The thing about cults is that it’s usually a very small group of people, most of which are trying to prove a point. Most cults are harmless, and the people who join them are simply trying to be accepted by their group. However, it does happen, and it’s not always what you think it is. As with most things in life, some people have been sucked into cults, and then have found out they’re not the only ones who’ve been sucked into it.
For instance, I’m not going to lie, I’ve had quite a few experiences with cults. I had a cousin who was part of a cult, and she ended up marrying a man she didn’t love because of it. The cult was started by another cousin, who ended up leaving after a few months. The cult was actually just a way to get money from strangers.
The cult system is not exactly new though. This was originally an American form of religious control. It involved the control of the religious group that took over a person’s life and forced them to follow a set of rules. The religious authority gained control over the group, and the people they controlled were forced to follow the rules.
The cult system was quite popular in the United States in the 1950’s as it was a way to control the population and force conformity. The cults in the United States could be quite dangerous, but they did have some supporters among the leaders of the country. They knew that once they established control over a person’s life, they had the power to change that person’s mind and mind-set.
