title: Cults, World Religions, and the Occult : What They Teach, How to Respond to Them
author:  Kenneth Boa 
description: Kenneth Boa is a writer, speaker, teacher, and mentor who works largely with business and professional people in the Atlanta area, around the country, and internationally. He is President of Reflections Ministries and is engaged in a ministry of teaching, mentoring, writing, and speaking. He holds a BS from Case Institute of Technology, a ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary, a PhD from New York University, and a DPhil from the University of Oxford in England. Recent publications by Dr. Boa include Conformed to His Image; 20 Compelling Evidences that God Exists; Face to Face; Augustine to Freud; Faith Has its Reasons; Handbook to Leadership; and A Taste of the Classics. He also writes a free monthly teaching letter called Reflections, and his website KenBoa.org has numerous free resources.
zlib_text: Ingredients of a Deposit -- Becoming a New Creature Ingredients of a Deposit
  -- Becoming a New Creature By Lvvody As the world becomes more aware of our
  presence and the information we are leaving behind, we know we have to
  anticipate being confronted with the typical "anti-cult" accusations and
  condemnations that will be made about us - particularly those aimed at our
  Teachers, Ti and Do. The majority of the media (whose degree of commentary and
  biased judgment has gotten completely corrupted and out of control), plus the
  righteous religious, the government and law-enforcement agencies, and cult-
  awareness groups, will most likely quickly jump to defend the "accepted
  (Luciferian) norm" by trying to convince the masses to believe that the
  students of Ti and Do must be "weak-minded" individuals who had nothing going
  for them in this world, or that they were duped or brainwashed by two
  mesmerizing, charismatic cult leaders. For, surely, no one in their right mind
  would willingly join a "