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Line 1: − − ==Common examples== − In the [[United States]], the following groups are sometimes considered to be cults; this depends entirely on who you ask. − − *[[Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]]<ref>''Cultwatch''. http://www.cultwatch.com/mormon.html</ref> − *[[International Church of Christ]]<ref>''Cultwatch''. http://www.cultwatch.com/icc.html</ref> − *[[Jehovah's Witnesses]]<ref>''Cultwatch''. http://www.cultwatch.com/jw.html</ref> − *[[Unification Church]]<ref>''Cultwatch''. http://www.cultwatch.com/moonie.html</ref> − *various "[[emergent church]]es"
deleting inaccurate and derogatory references to the LDS Church and Jehovah's Witnesses
A cult is any group representing themselves as being [[Christian]] while at the same time rejecting one or more key tenet of [[Christianity]]. A reliable indicator of whether or not a group is a cult is to compare their beliefs with the [[Nicene Creed]].{{fact}}
A cult is any group representing themselves as being [[Christian]] while at the same time rejecting one or more key tenet of [[Christianity]]. A reliable indicator of whether or not a group is a cult is to compare their beliefs with the [[Nicene Creed]].{{fact}}
==Secular usage==
==Secular usage==