Classic Works on New Religious Movements
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African Religions Anthropology-Sociology Atheism etc Buddhism Christianity Hindu Tradition Islam Judaism Myth Nationalism and Religion New Religions Philosophy Religion and politics Sikhism Study of Religion Worldviews
	The following classic books on new religions may be read online:
	Author	Title
	Eugène Goblet d'Alviella	The contemporary evolution of religious thought in England, American and India
	George Hamilton Combs	Some latter-day religions
	Solomon Schindler	Messianic expectations and modern Judaism
	J. N. Farquhar	Modern Religious Movements in India
	Thomas Cuming Hal	The Social Meaning of Modern Religious Movements in England
	Charles Herbert Cottrell	Religious Movements of Germany in the Nineteenth Century
	H.H. Wilson	The religious sects of the Hindus
	J.L. Neve	Churches and sects of Christendom
	Joseph Smith	The Book of Mormon
		Doctrine and Covenants
	George Quayle Cannon	Life of Joseph Smith
	Lucy Mack Smith	A History of Joseph Smith
	Woodbridge Riley	The Founder of Mormonism
	Constance Cumby	The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow - this is a good example of an anti-cult work

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