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The Keepers of Heaven's Gate : The Millennial Madness, the Religion Behind the Rancho Santa Fe Suicides by William Henry, 1997-05

How the Millennium Comes Violently: From Jonestown to Heaven's Gate by Catherine Wessinger, 2000-04

NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS: NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AND VIOLENCE: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Religion</i> by David Bromley, 2005

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Extractions: Therapy? frontman Andy Cairns has revealed that one song on the band's upcoming album, 'Semi-Detached', was indirectly inspired by his decision to give up drinking. The song is titled 'Tightrope Walker' and, says Cairns: "It came from the time when I stopped drinking and had so much extra energy that I was having difficulty sleeping." Cairns also guided Kerrang! through the rest of the track-listing for the album, a sneak preview of which suggests an absolute monster comeback for the Irish four-piece: 'Church Of Noise' - "When we began rehearsing for the album in Northern Ireland there was a lot of religious strife. At the same time, myself and my wife-to-be were disagreeing about our wedding arrangements. It's a celebration of disagreement." 'Black Eye, Purple Sky' - "It's like when you go somewhere you don't feel you belong, and you have to scrape the stars from your eyes and get back on your feet again, but you learn from the experience." 'Lonely Crying Only' - "A kind of tribute to late rock 'n' roll star Roy Orbison, who had an amazing voice and a pretty tragic life. You can hear his influence even in stuff from Type O Negative and Faith No More."
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An Unpopular View of the heavens gate cult I was recently at a happy hour, a questionably named activity to be sure, it was shortly after the whole Heaven's gate cult Suicide thing. Not surprising eventually the subject came up. of no fewer than four religious traditions, Buddhism, Shinto, religious Taoism, and the intrinsic folklore, without
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Heaven's Gate UFO Cult - Conspiracy Theories Linking UFO Cult To Waco, Theosophy
off the signs in the heavens. It was too gate UFO cult teaches sociology at the University here in our hometown of Missoula Montana. Why that particular UFO religious cult?
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Extractions: New Age UFO suicide Cult 1997 Summary of the Heaven's Gate UFO cult suicide from the internet source the 60 Greatest Conspiracies. We at Watcher have been WARNING for years about the potential for people to be deceived by "aliens" (who are really fallen angels) bringing enlightenment, and the danger of viewing ETs as the catalyst for the next step in human evolution. Links to Cult Conspiracies etc.
Heaven's Gate Cult Made Visit To Chico
about the 39 members of the HeavenÕs gate religious cult who took their lives in a bizarre mass would take them to the heavens, various national news reports have said.
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Extractions: Matt Notley News Editor -Wednesday, April 2, 1997 By now, most everyone has heard about the 39 members of the HeavenÕs Gate religious cult who took their lives in a bizarre mass suicide in Rancho Santa Fe, an affluent San Diego suburb. Most members were apparently led into the cult with promises of shedding their earthly bodies for a rendezvous with an alien spaceship that would take them to the heavens, various national news reports have said. The cultÕs drive to recruit members even passed through Chico three years ago, when the group toured the country holding promotional public meetings at college campuses. But by all accounts, it doesnÕt seem the cult was successful in gaining members in Chico. In a San Francisco Chronicle article, staff writer David Dietz reported that the cult had been suffering a drop in members and mounted a heavy recruiting tour in 1994. An information graphic of a map on the HeavenÕs Gate web page identified 63 cities, mainly college towns, that the cult visited and dotted Chico as one of the stops. According to the web page, the cultÕs primary means of notifying the public of the meetings were by placing posters on bulletin boards and telephone poles. At some campuses, the cult rented classrooms for their meetings and tried to get as much media attention as possible, sometimes appearing on local radio programs.
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Extractions: The whole cult phenomena, particularly the Heavens Gate cult, revolves around faith. Remember that this cult didn't just appear the day before they killed themselves, this group has a 22 year history, a history based on the charismatic leadership of their leader, Applewhite. In the mind of cult members god spoke to Applewhite and Applewhite in turn instructed the cult about gods will. This is not so dissimilar to the method of Jesus Christ's teachings, as the son of god he knew gods will and taught it to his followers. Sometime in their history these cult members had attained real faith in Applewhite's words and at the very crux of faith is the blind leap. The action that can not be supported by empirical evidence by rather by what has been drilled into them by church leaders. Foolish you say? Within a block of where you are currently sitting there is likely to be dozen people who emphatically believe that when they die they will go to heaven, or hell, or be reborn until they attain enlightenment. There are many others but the point is all religions are based upon this leap of faith, there is no evidence to support allegations of afterlife except the scriptures that define the religions themselves. But these scriptures can hardly be considered unbiased on the matter. Trusting the word of scripture to make an argument for afterlife is like giving up control of the language to your adversary in a debate. When all the terms are defined by your opponent you are bound to lose.
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Is Catherine Wessinger A Cult Apologist?
with Loyola University in New Orleans in the area of religious studies remarks madeby Ms. Wessinger largely in connection with the cult heavens gate and were
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Extractions: Loyola University in New Orleans Introduction Catherine Wessinger is associated with Loyola University in New Orleans in the area of religious studies. She seems to have ties to Lonnie Kliever and Gordon Meltonboth of these men have often been recommended by the Church of Scientology as "experts". The following are remarks made by Ms. Wessinger largely in connection with the cult "Heavens Gate" and were posted publicly at a Web site known as the "Nurel Home Page". How does Ms. Wessinger define the cult group known as "Heavens Gate"? "Their worldview is definitely Gnostic with an elaborate myth of how individual spirits are trapped here on earth. Heaven's Gate cosmology is very similar to Hinduism (and also Buddhism). The ultimate goal is to escape reincarnation here on earth, and go to the Level Above Human. To escape the cycle of earthly reincarnation, one must become desireless. Do and his followers were contemporary Sannyasins (Hindu renunciants)". To learn the facts about this destructive cult see "
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Heavens Gate Leader Claimed To Be Space Alien Named Jesus.
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Extractions: The ASI Net Banner Exchange What's Hot! in... UNDERGROUND NEWS and REVIEWS This page features Featured articles To get to the above UNDERGROUND featured article click on banner above... Dateline 3/29/97 Heaven's Gate More Higher Source Info... Written by J. P. Essene I've really enjoyed some of the email we've been getting... Even though we get alot of traffic at this INFORMATION site this Heavens Gate thing has really made our band width hum... Although I have written much recently about Heavens Gate, I've even read alot more... I trust nothing I have read, since I've analized the documents from the mirrors I've accessed against the pre-suicide-murder? indexes from such engines as Alta Vista and Info Seek. Almost every file has been changed as to it's original size on the indexes and the size of the files now appearing on the mirrors... The information about Heavens Gate can't be trusted right now do to this FACT! The mirror information though is quite funny... Marshall Applewhite (what a name like Johnny Appleseed) claims to be Jesus ... Well so did David Koresch and Jim Jones and many others... Only this time according to the files on the Mirrors, Marshal Applewhite aka Do (pronounced DOE) claims to also be a space alien...
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A knock and the website will be opened to you at heavens gate. it the chances ofyou becoming the figurehead of a globally successful religious cult are slim.
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Extractions: The Romans, who occupy your country, aren't too big on free speech - especially when it attacks their own religion, and most of the rabbis aren't too keen on competition from an upstart evangelist. Let's face it the chances of you becoming the figurehead of a globally successful religious cult are slim. It's anywhere on planet Earth, the late 1990s. You too are convinced that you have the word for which the spiritually-bereft people of the world have been waiting. Your friends and family may dismiss you as a fruitcake, but Jesus Christ had a hard time of it in the early days, too. You may only have a small band of acolytes, but never mind - you have a PC, a modem, a phoneline and access to the world wide web. You have, in other words, access to the potential computer-owning constituency of 5.7bn people worldwide - from England to Iceland to Ethiopia, believers, non-believers and those still searching. You have access to their attention, their minds and - possibly - their wallets, and no government, however religiously oppressive, can stop you selling your brand to those people. Now which these scenarios sounds the better bet for success?
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the groups and individuals seen as religious radicals are Return to Watcher's Heaven'sGate UFO cult page; Go to Watcher's Apocalyptic Signs in the heavens;
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Extractions: Organization: Spacestar Communications, Minneapolis, MN, USA We are at the end of an Age, or the end of another civilization. As was prophesied, this is the "judgment time" for all living creatures on or related to this planet in other words, the time when "where we find ourselves," as a result of our accumulated choices during our time here, determines our Judgment. The choices of many will find them in a "mind set" that would see the above statements as "cultish," radical, and doomsdayish, to say the least, while others have chosen to seek mental nourishment that would have them suspect "Truth" in these statements. With little awareness of it, all of us at this time are finding ourselves aligning with others of common mind. This commonness becomes our mental preoccupation. Though subconscious, it takes the form of our determination or judgment of what is RIGHT or GOOD, or who is superior, or has been suppressed or wronged. Some are also preoccupied with racial supremacy, which religious concept is truly God's, and who presently represents the real "Satan." At the close of an Age there are:
Cult Mass Suicide
The leader of the religious cult, the Magnificat Meal Movement, has refused tocomment on heavens gate (Marshall Herff Applewhite) mass suicide in
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18 Men, 21 Women Looked For "heaven"
packed, 39 members of a quasireligious cult downed a New York Times reported thatHeaven's gate was led us home to `Their World' in the literal heavens. .
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Extractions: RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. With their suitcases packed, 39 members of a quasi-religious cult downed a cocktail of barbiturates and vodka and quietly laid down on their neatly made beds to die in a mass suicide, authorities said Thursday. An Internet site linked to the Heaven's Gate cult indicated its members took the appearance of the comet Hale-Bopp as a sign that a spaceship was coming to take them to a higher existence. Television networks and The New York Times reported that Heaven's Gate was led by Marshall Applewhite, a former teacher at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, who has been preaching about the connection between resurrection and UFOs since the 1970s. An entry on the cult's website described the group's belief that spaceships were the vehicle to heaven. "The joy is that our Older Member in the Evolutionary Level Above Human (the `Kingdom of Heaven') has made it clear to us that Hale-Bopp's approach is the `marker' we've been waiting for the time for the arrival of the spacecraft from the Level Above Human to take us home to `Their World' in the literal Heavens." Some cult experts believe The Older Member refers to Applewhite, and the site also makes a reference to "The Two" a term Applewhite and his partner, Bonnie Lu Truesdale Nettles, used to describe themselves in the '70s.

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