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Heaven's Gate cult
This ABC News Nightline uses the 1997 mass suicide of the members of the Heaven's Gate cult as a starting point for a discussion among prominent scholars and cult watchers about what differentiates today's cults from the early days of our major religions. Comparisons are made that include historical analysis of religious beliefs pertaining to the millennium.
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