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Join John as he delves into eschatology's chilling and often sensational world. In this episode, he traces the evolution of apocalyptic rhetoric, from its roots in early Christian fear-mongering to its contemporary exploitation by politicians and infamous cults. Discover how these narratives have been manipulated to incite fear and control while examining the enduring impact of these doomsday prophecies on society.
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The Cult of Christianity
John Verner
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