Christianity, Cults and Religions Participant Guide is the 98-page student workbook for the 6-session DVD-based Bible study curriculum on world religions and cults. Created for Bible Studies, Sunday school classes, and church small groups, this cults Bible study is perfect for those who want to-- Know what Christianity teaches What Christians believe and why Know the different beliefs of cults and world religions. Christianity, Cults and Religions Participants Guide helps group members discover the differences ...
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Christianity, Cults and Religions Participant Guide is the 98-page student workbook for the 6-session DVD-based Bible study curriculum on world religions and cults. Created for Bible Studies, Sunday school classes, and church small groups, this cults Bible study is perfect for those who want to-- Know what Christianity teaches What Christians believe and why Know the different beliefs of cults and world religions. Christianity, Cults and Religions Participants Guide helps group members discover the differences between Christianity and other religions as part of the following six session study: Definitions, Discernment, and Defending the Faith Essential Christian Doctrine Jehovah's Witnesses (Watchtower Society) Mormonism (Latter-day Saints) Eastern Religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, and New Age. Islam Related Product (sold separately) Christianity, Cults & Religions Complete Kit (UPC 031809035382 or ISBN 9781596364134) includes: One DVD with six 15-to-20 minute video sessions One Participation Guide One Leader's Guide One Christianity, Cults & Religions pamphlet (fits in a Bible cover) One Christianity, Cults & Religions 112-page handbook comparing 40 religions One CD-ROM with tips and optional PowerPoint presentation to expand the scope of the teaching About the author, Paul Carden: For more than 30 years, Paul Carden has been a leading researcher of religions, cults, and new religious movements. For six years, he co-hosted the live, nationwide "Bible Answer Man" radio broadcast. He joined Christian Research Institute and was the director of International Outreach under its founder, Walter Martin. Today he is executive director of the Centers for Apologetics Research, an organization that monitors and researches religions and cults around the world.
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