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Name	Particular Strengths	External Possibilities	Major Thinkers	Major Orientation
Biola Univ. (L.A.)	apologetics for the existence of God(s), cosmology the soul and resurrection		Moreland, Craig, Geivett	Evangelical
Boston College	philosophy		Casey, Kreeft, Tacelli
Center for Thomistic Studies at St Thomas Univ.			Brezik, Knasas	Catholic
Dallas Theological Sem.	apologetics against charismatic occultism	Correspondence		Fundamentalist / Calvinist / Dispensionalist
Fordham Univ.	philosophy		Greco, Hudson	Catholic
Inst. of Biblical Defense	introduction to apologetics and philosophy			Evangelical
Georgetown Univ.	philosophy		Bradley, Schall	Catholic
Int. Catholic Univ.	philosophy	Correspondence	McInerny	Catholic
Jacques Maritain Center at the Univ of Notre Dame	Philosophy & Medieval Studies		Bobick, Doering, Freddoso, Gutting, McInerny, Meynell	Catholic
Liberty Univ. (VA)	historical apologetics		Habermas	Baptist
Loyola Univ (Chicago)	Christian Philosophy		Moser, Sweeney	Catholic
Marquette Univ.	Christian Philosophy		Griesbach, Rousseau	Catholic
Point Loma Nazarene U. (Philo. and Religion Dept.) (San Diego)	Philosophy, Christian Worldview			Evangelical / wesleyan
Pont. Inst. for Mediaeval Studies (Toronto)			Maurer, Owens	Catholic
Pont. Univ. of St Thomas (Rome)	philosophy and apologetics			Catholic
Simon Greenleaf School of Law Simon Greeleaf (L.A.)		Evening courses	Geisler, Moreland, Montgomery	Evangelical
Southern Evangelical Sem (NC)	apologetics in all fields.	Online & correspondence	Geisler, Zacharias, Habermas, Clark, House	Baptist / Evangelical
St John Univ. (Jamaica, NY)			Boyle, Califano, Lauder	Catholic
St John Univ. (Staten Island, NY)	philosophy		Redpath	Catholic
St Louis Univ.			Bourke, Henle
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School	Old Testament apologetics	Correspondence	Archer	Free Evangelical
Univ. of San Francisco	philosophy		Dennehy, FitzGerald

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The Intelligent Design Movement William A. Dembski Article reprinted from Cosmic Pursuit, Spring 1998
http://www.leaderu.com/offices/dembski/docs/bd-idesign.html

Some evangelical christians use the word "cult" for groups that misinterpret the basic christian ideas. We use another definition of "cult".
By "cults" we mean some groups that abuse people intellectually or emotionally, financially, sexually... For example, a cults often may forbid their members to read literature other that their own, forbid them to keep much contact with their family if the family is opposed to the cult, force the people to spend most of their free-time for the cult, give a lot of money for the cult, etc.
According to us, a "cult" might really be a christian group.
We have not fully investigated all the groups listed below, so that not all may be "cults". We set up this list because there has been material published about these groups that apparently indicates their cultic character". We do not pretend that the pages or sites we refer to are objective and do not endorse their contents.
As it is of special interest for Christians, we have also linked with pages that deal with the pseudo-christian theology of some "cults" that pretend to be Christians but are apparently not.

Witness Lee's "Local Church" (also called "Living Stream Ministries", "The Stream"))

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