Alan W. Gomes Bücher

Astrology, Tarot cards, Ouija boards, psychic healing, and fortune telling are increasingly popular in America, often showcased through psychic hotlines on television, claiming to provide accurate insights into people's lives. However, Andre Kole and Terry Holley convincingly argue that these paranormal phenomena rely on deceit and sleight of hand rather than genuine supernatural abilities. In a religious landscape filled with diverse groups and movements, many individuals find themselves confused in their search for spiritual truth. The Zondervan Guide to Cults and Religious Movements series offers essential insights for navigating these complexities. The second wave of this series covers a wide array of beliefs, from non-Trinitarian Christian sects to witchcraft and classic religions like Buddhism and Hinduism. Each book, except the summary volume, includes a concise introduction, an overview of the group's theology, effective witnessing tips, a bibliography for further study, and a comparison chart highlighting differences with biblical Christianity. The final book, Truth and Error, compiles doctrinal charts from the series. This series is particularly useful as it distills essential information into clear, easy-to-follow outlines, catering to both nontechnical and technical readers, and is authored by qualified writers who help discern truth from falsehood.