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The Cult of Consensus: Japan’s Anti-Cultists’ Chinese and Western Connections
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The Cult of Consensus: Japan’s Anti-Cultists’ Chinese and Western Connections
“Cult” opponents in Japan started networking with China and the American and European anti-cult movement well before the assassination of Shinzo Abe. by Massimo Introvigne Yoshihide Sakurai. In December 2007, an interesting gathering took place in Shenzhen, China. The First International Symposium on Cultic Studies, hosted by the Institute of World Religions under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, promised an academic exchange on the thorn…
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