
Cults
The World's Most Notorious Cults
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Narrado por:
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Stuart Nurse
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Nigel Cawthorne
The inside story of 50 of the world's most notorious cults.
The strange and sinister world of cults is a source of endless fascination. Their secrets, rituals and shadowy hierarchies make for some of the most disturbing and shocking revelations in history. Most chilling of all is the fact that many of their followers forfeit all independence in order to carry out the often sadistic bidding of a mysterious master manipulator - and continue to defend their leader to this day.
From Charles Manson, who instructed his followers to murder seven people, including a heavily pregnant Sharon Tate, to Aum Shinrikyo, the Japanese doomsday cult that carried out deadly terror attacks, and the People's Temple, these cults and their leaders transfix us with their extreme ability to commit savage acts of cruelty and depravity in the name of a self-appointed higher power.
50 shocking and international cults are brought to life, including:
- The Manson Family
- People's Temple
- Colonia Dignidad
- Thuggees
- Aum Shinrikyo
- Skopsty
- Raëlism
- Heaven's Gate
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This is a very good resource on cults
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For me, the most fascinating aspects of the book were hearing about the groups I have certainly heard of before but never thought about in the context of being cult- like as well as the pre-20thC cults and even ancient "cults." But again when I hear about the ins and outs of groups acting so long ago I am especially interested in sources.
Finally for any of you interested in a similar but far superior (imho) read, may I suggest 'Zealot-a book about cults.' The book covers fewer cults but in much more depth, really humanizes many of the characters so you can get into the minds of the followers and even the leaders, and while the author does make speculations from time to time she calls them such. And perhaps the best part of all is the wit with which the author's- who read it herself- stories are told. I found myself laughing aloud more than once. Ok, that's my plug. Happy listening, fellow audibullies!
The description had me hooked! However...
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A very superficial look at "cults."
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