That depends on your definition of a cult. The technical definition of a cult is "A system of religious veneration and devotion directed toward a particular figure or object." by this definition, nearly every faith or religious group is a cult!
The Community of Christ is a relatively small group which split off from another faith (Mormonism), but they are very open about their beliefs and most of their doctrines align with mainstream Christianity. They do not live on compounds or closed societies and participate in mainstream society.
Check out the "Related Links" to go to their official website.
No, each church is independent from one another unlike a cult that sticks together.
The Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ. He was a leader of all the disciples which formed a group but the Catholic Church didn't really come from a cult.
The PMCC 4th Watch is a Christian Church and is not a cult, but belongs to the Christian Evangelical Community.
The Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) is neither a cult nor an occult. It is the true religion, the Church founded by Christ Jesus, Who purchased it with His blood (cf. Acts 20:28 Lamsa Translation). To learn more about the beliefs of the Church Of Christ, you may visit its official website: incmedia.org
The Catholic Church is not a cult. It is the original Christian Church and traces its origins back to Jesus Christ and the apostles. To be honest, all those churches that split from the Catholic Church starting with the Protestant Reformation better meet the definition of cult.
If any church, be it Pentecostal or Baptist or Lutheran etc... is not lined up with the truth they are in error. However, just because someone is in error doesn't mean they are a cult. A cult is a group that would deny the deity of Jesus Christ.
A cult is defined as a group of people who worship or follow a certain person or being. By that definition, every religion is a cult. Most of the time, people imagine a cult as a small group of people living in a secrative, closed society. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (commonly called "Mormons") do not do this. They live regular lives, have everyday jobs, and participate in the cities and communities where they live. All are welcome to learn more about their worship practices and attend their worship serivces. They worship Jesus Christ and follow a living prophet, but they are no more a cult than any other religion. To see a video of Church apostle Elder Russel M. Ballard explain why some view the Church as a cult, visit the "Related Links" below.
Neither. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is no more a cult than any other religion. It is not typically regarded as 'mainstream', but there is nothing about the conduct of the Church or it's members that is cause to say it is a cult or 'sick'.
team, clan, cult, Also: culture, society, community
The Christian answer is that the disciples saw the risen Jesus and believed in him. That Jesus told the apostles he was the messiah (Christ) and commanded them to preach his gospel.Various scholars have studied the early centuries of the Church and have tried to establish what its origins really were. For example, Mack (Who Wrote the New Testament: The Making of the Christian Myth) argues that Jesus was a wandering preacher who was not crucified at all. According to Mack, Jesus built up a following that he calls "the Jesus movement". He believes a breakaway group deified Jesus, creating a new cult that he calls "the Christ cult". The Christ cult began the tradition that Christ was crucified and resurrected, in the manner of many gods of the time. Others believe that the Christ cult preceded the Jesus movement and that Jesus of Nazareth was syncretised into the movement somewhat later.
My best guess would .be: Temple of the People or Peoples Church, google for more information
A small religious community is typically referred to as a cult or sect.
A cult that is big enough to have political power is called a church.