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Certain colleges are providing a certain amount of awareness on the topic of cults. What I see the colleges doing to bring awareness to the topic of cults does not begin to compare to the efforts of the cults to recruit students. Colleges are not engaged in a form of religious discrimination when they spell out the deceptive tactics of the cults. The cults claim that they do not deceive, yet they complain when someone documents their deceptive practices.

: -- Reginald Greene, Director, NewsOnCults.com (posted 8/26, 10:04 a.m., E.D.T.)

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