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Comparing Christianity with the Cults: The Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error

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Comparing Christianity with the Cults: The Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error - Brooks, Keith, and Robertson, Irvine, and Burroughs, Dillon
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What constitutes a cult? How does it contrast with what the Bible says? These concise brochures will answer seven fundamental questions of life and belief. Perfect for training or for keeping by your front door. (Formerly titled The Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error .)

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    • Title: Comparing Christianity With the Cults: the Spirit of Truth and the Spirit of Error by Keith L. Brooks
    • Publisher: The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
    • Print ISBN: 9780802482129, 0802482120
    • eText ISBN: 9781575674339
    • Edition: 2007
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