CULT (DISAMBIGUATION)

(Redirected from Cult movement)

'Cult', in its original sense, refers to:

★ Cult (religious practice), the totality of external religious practice and observance, the neglect of which is the definition of impiety
'Cult' may also refer to:

★ Cult, a cohesive group of people devoted to beliefs or practices that the surrounding culture or society considers to be outside the mainstream.

★ Destructive cult, a group which exploits and destroys its members or even non-members

★ Suicide cult, a group which practices mass self-destruction, as occurred at Jonestown

★ Political cult, where a political party shows cult-like features

★ Cult of personality, a political leader and his following, voluntary or otherwise

★ Cargo cult, some religions in the South Pacific

★ CULT, another name for Committee on Culture and Education, a committee of the European Parliament

★ The Cult, a British rock band.

★ Blue Öyster Cult, an American rock band

★ "Cult" (Slayer), a single from the 2006 ''Eternal Pyre'' EP by the thrash metal band Slayer

★ ''Cult'' (album), an album by cello rock band Apocalyptica

★ The Cult, a website of novellist Chuck Palahniuk
'Places':

★ Cults (Scotland), a suburb of Aberdeen

★ Cult, Haute-Saône, France

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See also

★ Cult classic

★ Cult figure

★ Cult following

★ Cult television

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★ New religious movement

★ Sect