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What's the difference between a cult and a religion? (serious question, don't flame)
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Providence Wrote:"Society" doesn't refer to the entire human population. It's a subset, and there are others. Accepted behaviors and interests differ from society to society, and strangeness tends to be lost in these variances. As an example, even amongst the collective English-speaking population, there are many who would believe Mormons to share bizarre customs. Based upon this definition, they could be considered a cult to some, even though they are a recognized and established religion with hundreds of millions of followers. Establishment could be what spares them from the word, and with establishment would come tax exempt status.

I think that definition of the word "cult" is silly and I am not ignorant for thinking this way.

Did you actually argue against my statement? I can't tell. I think you're arguing against something I didn't state... then again I really don't know what you're arguing anymore about how my statement is correct or incorrect.
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What's the difference between a cult and a religion? (serious question, don't flame) - by Fiel - 2011-06-22, 07:08 PM

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