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.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianitySpirituality |
Jeremiah and Andrew interview Wes Huff on the claims of John Marco Allegro who claims that Christianity began as a Mushroom Fertility Cult. Is it true? Did Christianity originate from Hallucinogenics? Tune in to find out! Find more from Wes... Websit... more
In this episode, Jeremiah and Andrew interviewed a few different individuals who had recently left intensely legalistic cults. You do not want to miss this episode to get a stunning look at how the grace of God transformed the lives of these individu... more
Join us for the final segment of our extended series as we talk about the Beatles, the Maharshi, and the lasting influence Hinduism has had on the West. more
Join us as we continue our extended series on Hinduism as we give a comprehensive overview of the Hindu gods & and primary sources such as the Bhagavad Gita & The Vedas. more
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I love podcasts about cults. But make no mistake: this is not a serious and informed podcast about cults for people who want that. This is a Christian podcast about how all religions are wrong except their own. If that’s the point of view you’re coming from and want reaffirmed, by all means, this is your podcast.
I’m christian and tend to agree with a good amount of things these guys believe BUT …. Oh man … Jeremiah especially can barely enunciate his words. When he asks questions and speaks it sounds nearly brain damaged and sloppy. I also wish they spoke with a bit more self awareness about why Christianity seems like a cult to those who think all religion is a cult, but what differentiates it from what they are comparing it too. It just comes off as tone deaf. I don’t blame the non Christians who list... more
Fantastic and informative, this show will give you insight into this increasingly complicated world. These speakers are knowledgeable and humble, which keeps me coming back for more. 100% recommend!
A podcast unwrapping cults by Christians who refuse to admit their own beliefs are indeed a cult. more
On the surface, the podcast seems fine. But the hosts are not legitimate cult scholars and don’t understand the seriousness of Thought Reform, cults, and totalistic ideologies. They pay lip service to critiquing some Christian cults, but ultimately the whole show boils down to “this cult is wrong and crazy because it doesn’t adhere to our totalistic ideology (white christian nationalism).” Also at least on of the hosts promoted election fraud/Qanon-era conspiracy theories on social media, immedi... more
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