Cults is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CULTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CULT, a religious society
• a system of religious veneration and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object
• a relatively small group of people having religious beliefs or practices regarded by others as strange or as imposing excessive control over members
• a misplaced or excessive admiration for a particular thing
• a person or thing that is popular or fashionable among a particular group or section of society
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a group of zealous devotees

Words related to CULTS

cult6

Words that contain CULTS

occults11 midcults13 subcults12 anticults11 masscults13

How to use CULTS in a sentence

• It would have been easy to read between the lines that, if the Christians ever got the upper hand, they would not spare the cults of the State.
• The life of these cults is the Deed, their expression is the Rite.
• The majority of the Arabs were heathen and their religious aspirations were satisfied by local cults of the Old Semitic character.
• No sane person can suppose that these cults succeed because of the ethical insight, the spiritual sensitiveness, the intellectual integrity of such a message.
• The fusion in Babylonia of the peoples of the god and goddess cults was in progress before the dawn of history, as was the case in Egypt and also in southern Europe.
• New cults were formed from time to time in Babylonia, and when they achieved political power they gave a distinctive character to the religion of their city states.
• It is possible that men and women had originally separate cults.
• Some of the more strongly held modern cults have found their opportunity in the evident deficiency of the traditional explanation of pain and sorrow.
• One group of modern religious cults and movements, then, has found its opportunity just here.
• Finally, Christian Science and kindred cults offer a demonstration of the reality of religion in health and happiness, and generally, in a very tangible way of living.
• These new cults of the inner life are far more self-conscious than the old and far more self-analytical.
• The history of the cults does not fully tell their story nor does any mere observation of their worship admit the observer to the inner religious life of the worshippers.
• The Western cults themselves and the Eastern cults in the West are contained in and influenced by the whole outcome of historic Christianity and they naturally share its spirit.
• The cults are as yet less inclined to test themselves by that against which they have reacted.
• The cults and movements have not been thus limited.
• The cults themselves represent a craving for light, especially in the regions of pain and loss.
• The weakness of the cults is to have narrowed the practice of the presence of God to specific regions, finding the proof of His power in health and well-being.
• For the reason, God is a dualism made up of matter and mind, as in the faith of Zoroaster and many other cults.
• They have made a god of caste, and in a country where, of all other cults, that of caste is the most preposterous.
• The meagre cults of the Greeks and Romans were unsuited for this.
• They found them in the religious traditions and cults of all nations.
• You will suppress everywhere the advertising of the cults, you will wipe away the inky uniform of the parsons.
• Natural religion seems to be the tomb of all historic cults.
• Cults have been formed upon this general basis, the main idea of their followers being that of attracting financial and other success by means of this phase of psychic force.
• And this theory is much supported and corroborated by the fact that in a vast number of early cults the gods are represented by human figures with animal heads.
• But there is another religious tradition, which in Greece was almost separated from the official and national cults, and among the Hebrews was often in opposition to them.

Similar words containing CULT without suffix s

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