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(#30) Freedomites
How does this sound to you? "Naked people and explosions."
If that pricked up your ears, then you may want to think about moving to Canada and joining Freedomites, a group that came to prominence in the early 20th century and abhors materialism, but looooooves whatever it is that blows stuff up. They're all about that stuff. -
(#6) Scientology
Started in 1952 by L. Ron Hubbard as way to save a little money on his taxes, Scientology seeks to help initiates clear the thetans that were stuck to them when Xenu blew up their bodies 75 million years ago. It's a hard job but somebody's got to do it. Though mostly accepted in modern culture (but heavily derided), it's also Hollywood's favorite cult, with Tom Cruise leading the way. -
(#18) Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O)
When Aleister Crowley is listed amongst your key members, you know you've risen to the cream of the cult crop. Initially, the cult was a Freemason copycat, but under the tutelage of Crowley they took a bit of a left turn and decided to skip all of the secret world order stuff and just hang out and practice "sexual black magick" instead. -
(#23) Ho No Hana Sanpogyo
This Japanese cult was created by Hogen Fukunaga. It is often referred to as the “foot reading cult,” as the founder believed that he could make a diagnosis by examining peoples' feet. Everything was going well for Fukunaga, after he declared himself the reincarnation of Jesus and Buddha, but then he started charging $900 per foot reading and business dried up for some reason. -
(#33) Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth
This ever evolving network of artists is a federated group of people operating as unique artists and practitioners of magic, but apparently they have zero respect for spelling. The group is dedicated to the manifestation of magical concepts lacking mysticism. If you think this sounds like a lot of Dungeons and Dragons hokum, you're right. -
(#35) Prince Philip Movement
If cargo cults aren't your favorite cults, you're doing something wrong. This one, made up of members of the Yaohnanen tribe in Vanuatu, believe that Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburg, is a divine being and the pale skinned son of a mountain spirit. Lucky for these folks, Prince Philip was made aware of the religion and has exchanged gifts with its leaders and even visited them. What a good sport.
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Cults are illegal organizations established by fraudulent use of religion, prophets, and the Bible to endanger society. Cults have always existed in the history of various countries. In times of social turmoil, various cults have taken the opportunity to grow. There are too many mysterious cult organizations in history. Cults do harm to society in many fields and aspects, which were overlooked by countless people.
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