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In the years since Doomsday Cult was first published, much has happened to the movement. This enlarged edition brings us up to the present. Doomsday Cult analyzes the first five years in America (1959-1964) of an obscure end-of-the-world religion that went on to become nationally and internationally famous in the 1970s. The movement went from identification as a small and laughable bunch of kooks to public definition as a powerful and nefarious social force that had to be countered. Such a truly dramatic change in the status of a movement (and the activities of the movement itself) demands…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 1977Irvington Publishers : distributed by Halsted Press · 362 pages · 9780470992494
- Other · English · 1981Irvington Publishers · 362 pages · 9780829000955
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