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  • The Last Judgment
    eschatology
    / Nativistic movements

    …more neutral and objective term crisis cults because it is not acculturation as such that produces messianism but the crises and dislocations caused by certain forms of interaction between cultures. Other scholars use the term prophetic movements because many movements are started or propagated by prophetlike leaders. There is also…

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    …more neutral and objective term crisis cults because it is not acculturation as such that produces messianism but the crises and dislocations caused by certain forms of interaction between cultures. Other scholars use the term prophetic movements because many movements are started or propagated by prophetlike leaders. There is also…

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