Psychological characteristics of members of new religious and parareligious movements

Archive for the Psychology of Religion 21 (1):232-238 (1994)
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Todessehnsucht und Tod in Neuen Jugendreligionen.Johannes R. Gascard - 1985 - Archive for the Psychology of Religion 17 (1):302-309.

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