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Sects

• Written by
• Marcela Garcia
• Cait McKeown
• Cecilia dAlancon
• Klasse 9b

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• Das wort Sekte kommt aus Latein.
• Munderheit , Geselschaft
• Sekte / Jugendgruppe
• Sekte Bezug auf Religion
• Jug. Kein Bezug auf Religion, gleiches Alter
• Jug. Viel Gleiches
• Mittelpunkt Meistens, von Gott eingesetz
• Losung weltweiter Probleme
• Zielverwirklichung d.Gr

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Why are Sects Dangerous??

• Sects represent danger for individual liberty
• Sects isolate their members from the rest of the
  world

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• Sects never show who they really are
• they always walk behind masks
• For example
• help for school
• language trips
• sport clubs
• associations against drugs

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• one of the most dangerous sects
• 8 million adepts in the world
• created by an American science-fiction author.
• When you type in Religion on a research website u
  could end up online with a Sect.

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Sect Millenarianism

• Millenarianism, belief in the millennium that
  distinct forms in different religions, perhaps
  the best known of which is the Christian concept
  of a future 1,000-year reign of Christ.
  Underlying all of these beliefs is the sense of
  intense anticipation that life on Earth is soon
  to undergo a sudden, profound, divinely inspired
  transformation that will produce the perfect
  world.
• In Judaism millenarianism takes two main forms.
  The first is political and concerns the
  establishment of peaceful rule by King Simon. The
  second is spiritual and looks to the advent of a
  divine or supernatural figure,-referred to by
  titles such as the Prince of Peace and the
  son of man-who will judge the world, preside
  over the resurrection of the dead, deliver the
  good from the dominion of the wicked, and rule
  the world in peace and righteousness for all
  eternity.
• Christianity placed much greater emphasis than
  Judaism on the belief in the second coming of the
  Messiah. Although the early Christians believed
  that Jesus Christ was the fulfillment of all
  hopes and expectations they also believed that he
  would return soon to bring these hopes and
  expectations to their final completion.

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• In Judaism millenarianism takes two main forms.
  The first is political and concerns the
  establishment of peaceful rule by King Simon. The
  second is spiritual and looks to the advent of a
  divine or supernatural figure,-referred to by
  titles such as the Prince of Peace and the
  son of man-who will judge the world, preside
  over the resurrection of the dead, deliver the
  good from the dominion of the wicked, and rule
  the world in peace and righteousness for all
  eternity.
• Christianity placed much greater emphasis than
  Judaism on the belief in the second coming of the
  Messiah. Although the early Christians believed
  that Jesus Christ was the fulfillment of all
  hopes and expectations they also believed that he
  would return soon to bring these hopes and
  expectations to their final completion.

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• Christianity placed much greater emphasis than
  Judaism on the belief in the second coming of the
  Messiah. Although the early Christians believed
  that Jesus Christ was the fulfillment of all
  hopes and expectations they also believed that he
  would return soon to bring these hopes and
  expectations to their final completion.

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