Walter Martin’s seminal work on comparative religion examines various religious movements, analyzing their theological foundations, historical development, and practices. It offers a detailed comparison of these groups’ beliefs against traditional Christian doctrines, providing examples of doctrinal divergence.
This text serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of new religious movements. It provides readers with tools for critical analysis of different belief systems and equips them to engage in informed discussions about religious pluralism. Originally published in 1965, the work has undergone numerous revisions and updates to address evolving religious landscapes and continues to be a relevant and frequently cited source in religious studies.
