The author of this article investigates the theological characteristics of cults, those religious movements that deviate from biblical Christianity as expressed in the Apostles Creed.

The article identifies religious liberty as one of the main causes for the gradual rise of cults in the United States. Though religious liberty has allowed Christians to confess their faith without fear, it is also the gateway through which cultic worship has entered the American social system. Two specific examples of cultic movements have thus emerged are given, namely, the Mormons and the Jehovah's Witnesses.

Throughout church history, there have been different forms of mysticism. This article explains ten things you need to know about mysticism.

How should Christians respond to cults? This article studies the Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, and Eastern Lightning. It studies their history and beliefs, and discusses a way in which Christians should respond to them.

This article introduces the founder of Mormonism, or Latter-Day Saints, Joseph Smith. He believed that the Bible was corrupt and insufficient and for that reason he took away from and added to God’s revelation.

In this article, the author discusses the religion of Scientology and traces its links to both Gnosticism and Satanism.

This article provides an outline of the theology of Mormonism, as well as how Christians can have fruitful conversations with them over a number of topics of discussion regarding Mormonism, with a view to sharing the true gospel.

Mormonism states that in the year 1820 Joseph Smith was stirred by a religious revival that broke out in the vicinity of Palmyra. This paper considers a second account of Smith's first vision that has been given more careful study. The author believes it will force upon Mormon writers a serious re-evaluation of the foundation of their church.