The desire to belong, to be part of a group is ingrained in human nature. But it is this deep desire that can lead people to cults. Cults seem to offer security, a strong leader, and an environment where decisions are unnecessary. But as many people discover, often far too late, it is too good to be true.
This book is an enlightening combination of personal experience and in-depth knowledge of the cult phenomena. It provides a clear analysis of cults and of the dangers which occur to individuals and to family life. It also addresses the concerns of the Jewish, Catholic and other communities and is helpful to all those who seek to understand cults.
