NO! The Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research is NOT a CULT. None of the Ministers are paid or salaried, payment of Ministers is against the bylaws of the Institute. Also IDMR is a School not a Church, supported only by donations for the operation of the Schools.(Rent and Utility Bills) Nobody is ever asked to give more than they can afford or even pressured to even give at all.
The Teaching is simple by the Tabernacle Pattern (Most Holy Place, Holy Place, Court Round About) Yahweh, Elohim and Yahshua (These Three are ONE) or a Unity. Receiving the Holy Spirit as Yahshua in your heart and mind affords you eternal life.
Screw what the above guy said IT is a cult just like Every Other Religion although this happens to be a bit on the nutty side.
-Kookieless
Official religion emphasized the cult of the divine king more than the direct worship of deities.
Sekhmet was a ancient Egpytian goddess of Upper Egypt, her cult center was at Memphis. She was the ancient Egpytian goddess of divine retribution, vengeance, and conquest.
The Rosetta Stone was commissioned by King Ptolemy V in 196 BCE. It stated that Ptolemy was the new ruler and established a divine cult in Memphis.
The Mind Parasites: The Supernatural Metaphysical Cult Thriller is by Colin Wilson. The paperback has 240 pages. There is also a Kindle version with 240 pages. There is another paperback by Bantam that has 196 pages.
The Cult of Cult - 2013 was released on: USA: 19 February 2013 (internet)
The Cult was created in 1983.
A cult is a small group of people who follow their own religious beliefs. The leader of the cult is the leader who makes and enforces the rules of the cult.
Augustus Caesar followed the traditional Roman religion that included the worship of various gods and goddesses from the Roman pantheon. He also promoted the cult of the Emperor as a divine figure during his reign.
I don't think Odd Future is an actual cult, but they seem to have gained a cult-like following; wouldn't classify them as a cult, still.
During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.During the Greco-Roman culture there were three religions that were most popular. They were the cult of Isis, the cult of Cybele, and the cult of Mithra. Christianity and Judaism were also prominent among the monotheists.
The cult of Dionysus
The cult of Dionysus