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Enter the Kingdom of the Cults with Cultish; a program that explores the impact of the cults from a theological, sociological, and psychologicalperspective. Immerse yourself in the thinking, teaching, strategies, and consequences born out of the nefarious leaders of these movements.

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In the final installment of our series on Korean cults, we expose the mind control tactics woven through groups like Shincheonji, the Olive Tree Movement, and the Unification Church. Building on the theological patterns we uncovered in episodes 1 and... more

In this second episode of our series on Korean Cults, we trace the tangled roots of Korea’s modern messianic movements—shaped by Jeong Deuk-eun (“The Great Holy Mother”) and Kim Baek-moon—gave birth to a new religion that blended Confucianism, Taoism... more

In this episode of Cultish, we explore why Korea has become a center for a new wave of cult movements—and why the global church should pay attention. If Dr. Walter Martin were alive today, he’d likely be addressing the rise of groups like Shincheonji... more

We are live on the Monday before Halloween and we are talking with Josh Robinson about the truth about Halloween. 

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Recent Guests

Hyeong-Ju Yang
Senior Pastor of Doan Presbyterian Church and adjunct Professor of New Testament.
Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary
Episode: History of the Korean Cults: The Shamanistic Roots of Korea
Josh Robinson
Has a background in discussing occult practices and religious themes.
Substack writer, pastor
Episode: The Truth About Halloween
Jessica Settle
Former intern of Teen Mania and participant in Acquire the Fire.
Episode: Teen Mania: A Closer Look at Shiny Happy People: Season 2
Dr. Owen Anderson
Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Arizona State University
Arizona State University
Episode: Exposing the Marxist Death Cult with Dr. Owen Anderson
Jeremy Jenkins
Pastor with a focus on educating churches about world religions and spiritual darkness
Episode: Wicca & Neo-Paganism: Exploring the Landscape of the Unseen Realm
Colin Samul
Expert on Alien Revelations and UAP phenomena.
Episode: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna: Alien Revelations & the UFO Phenomena
Marcia Montenegro
Former New Age practitioner, now a Christian minister and expert on New Age teachings.
Christian Answers for the New Age
Episode: Is Tony Robbins Spiritually Dangerous: Evaluating the Self-Help Movement
Jordan Healy
Former New Age occultist who encountered Jesus and transformed her life
Episode: Part 2 | From Darkness to Deliverance: Haunted No More
Carl Teichrib
Worldview Christian researcher focused on cultures of spirituality and politics.
Episode: Psychedelic Spirituality: The Alchemy of Modernity

Hosts

Jeremiah Roberts
Co-host with a focus on discussing cult behaviors and their influences on Christianity.
Andrew Supersleuth
Co-host and investigator of various cults and spiritual movements.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 6.4k ratings
  • Christian right wing weirdos

    They say the left is a cult yet don’t address that the right is too.

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    magic_eye_
    United States7 days ago
  • Low volume

    Andrew‘s volume was very low on this episode

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    Swanny125
    United States22 days ago
  • Cult members analyzing competing cults.

    The irony of this podcast is staggering. How dare other groups insist on following an authoritarian leader that tells them what to do and think, have an “us vs them” mentality and demand loyalty and unquestioning belief of the super natural story they tell themselves about how special and chosen they are?!? Only evangelical Christians are allowed to do that!

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    mentinker
    United Statesa month ago
  • Pagans Don’t Need Saving

    I would say the arrogance of the Oct 1st podcast is unbelievable, but I know too many Christians who think they are 100% right and justified in this line of thinking. So infantilizing.

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    Schism46&2
    United Statesa month ago
  • Encouraging and expository

    Dope pod where the gospel is consistently presented and journalism-like dive into these fringe groups that rob people from being able to be saved/rest in Christ. Encourages me in my own Christian walk and also helps me know how to understand and love my lost friends and family better. Keep sluggin guys

    Apple Podcasts
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    Lindsey Belz
    United Statesa month ago

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The content is often described as informative and well-researched, allowing for critical engagement with alternative beliefs.
Listeners appreciate the in-depth analysis of cults and their impact on spirituality.
Reactions to episodes vary, with many praising the hosts for their theological insights, while others feel the discussions can be overly narrow-minded.

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History of the Korean Cults: The Shamanistic Roots of Korea
Q: What are the implications of Korea being considered the Holy Land by these cults?
It suggests that cult members are encouraged to make pilgrimages to Korea and view it as a place of salvation.
History of the Korean Cults: The Shamanistic Roots of Korea
Q: Why is the subject of the Korean cults important?
Understanding their history helps to recognize and prevent their influence in the West.
Charlie Kirk’s Assassin: Tyler Robinson & The Radicalization of College Students
Q: Can you define the difference between classical liberalism and the current leftist ideology?
Classical liberalism protects individual liberties, whereas modern leftism often supports totalitarian governance and undermines those freedoms.
Charlie Kirk’s Assassin: Tyler Robinson & The Radicalization of College Students
Q: Why did you want to become a college professor?
I wanted to defend Christianity within academia and show that philosophy could speak to the truth of God's existence.
Tony Robbins, NLP, and the Battle for Your Mind
Q: What do you think about the relationship Tony Robbins focuses on in his seminars?
Marcia argues that Robbins oversimplifies problems by attributing them to parental relationships, leading to a narrow focus that doesn't address deeper issues.

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What is Cultish about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the intersection of spirituality, psychology, and theology, this podcast unpacks the complexities of various cults and movements, diving into their beliefs, practices, and impacts on individuals and society. It often features discussions on New Age philosophies, self-help movements led by personalities like Tony Robbins, and the implications of engaging with alternative spiritual practices from a Christian perspective. Listeners can expect enlightening conversations about personal transformation, spiritual warfare, and the dangers inherent in certain belief systems, making it particularly suited for those interested in understanding and critiquing spiritually manipulative groups and ideologies. This distinctive angle merges rigo... more

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