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The 22 pages that link to New religious movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Anti-cult movementNarrower topic: Scholars often use this more neutral category where anti-cult activists use the label cult.

• Heaven's GateNarrower topic: This broader category situates Heaven's Gate without reducing it to its final act.

• ScientologyNarrower topic: Scientology is commonly studied within this broad category of modern religious formations.

• UFO religionNarrower topic: UFO religions are a distinctive subset of this broader family of movements.

• Unification ChurchNarrower topic: This broader category situates the church among modern movements formed outside older denominations.

• Falun GongNarrower topic: Scholars often situate Falun Gong among modern movements that combine inherited ideas in new forms.

• OshoNarrower topic: Osho’s movement exemplifies how a charismatic teacher can attract followers across religious boundaries.

• Daisaku IkedaNarrower topic: Soka Gakkai’s growth under Ikeda places his legacy within discussions of modern religious movements.

• Rajneesh movementNarrower topic: The movement is studied within this broader category of modern spiritual communities.

• JediismNarrower topic: This category situates Jediism among contemporary, decentralized religious formations.

• Li HongzhiNarrower topic: Scholars and commentators use this broader category to analyze Falun Gong's modern origins.

• Marshall ApplewhiteNarrower topic: Heaven’s Gate arose as one such movement amid 1970s spiritual experimentation.

• RaëlNarrower topic: Raëlianism is one example of a movement whose founder built a new religious tradition.

• Brahma KumarisNarrower topic: Brahma Kumaris is commonly studied within this broader category of modern religious communities.

• EckankarNarrower topic: This broader category situates Eckankar among religious movements founded in the modern era.

• SubudNarrower topic: This broader category situates Subud among modern movements without defining its practice or beliefs.

• The Family InternationalNarrower topic: This broader category situates the Family without assuming that the word “cult” is an adequate description.