Editing Cult Awareness Network (section)

==References==
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<ref name="davis">{{Cite book | editor1-last= Davis | editor1-first= Derek | editor2-last= Hankins | editor2-first= Barry | title = New Religious Movements and Religious Liberty in America | url = https://archive.org/details/newreligiousmove00davi | url-access = registration | publisher = Baylor University Press | year = 2004 | chapter=The Cult Awareness Network and the Anticult Movement: Implications for NRMs in America |first1=Anson |last1=Shupe |author1-link=Anson D. Shupe |first2=Susan E |last2=Darnell |first3=Kendrick |last3=Moxon |author3-link=Kendrick Moxon | isbn = 978-0-918954-92-3 |ol=3572139M }}</ref>

<ref name="gallagher-bromley">{{cite book |editor1-first=Eugene V. |editor1-last=Gallagher |editor1-link=Eugene V. Gallagher |editor2-first=W. Michael |editor2-last=Ashcraft |title=Introduction to New and Alternative Religions in America : Volume 1 : History and Controversies |year=2006 |publisher=Greenwood Press |isbn=0275987132 |ol=10289608M |chapter=Affiliation and Disaffiliation Careers in New Religious movements |first= David G. |last=Bromley |author-link=David G. Bromley}}</ref>

<ref name="gallagher-melton">{{cite book |editor1-first=Eugene V. |editor1-last=Gallagher |editor1-link=Eugene V. Gallagher |editor2-first=W. Michael |editor2-last=Ashcraft |title=Introduction to New and Alternative Religions in America : Volume 1 : History and Controversies |year=2006 |publisher=Greenwood Press |isbn=0275987132 |ol=10289608M |chapter=Critiquing Cults: An Historical Perspective |first=J. Gordon |last=Melton |author-link=J. Gordon Melton}}</ref>

<ref name="horne">{{Cite journal |last=Horne |first=William W. |title=The Two Faces of Scientology |journal=[[The American Lawyer]] |pages=75,79 |date=July–August 1992 |url=http://www.fordgreene.com/am-lawyer-1992-07.pdf |quote=In particular, Los Angeles's 14-lawyer Bowles & Moxon, which does more of the church's work than any other law firm and acts as Scientology's de facto in-house department ... Bowles & Moxon was formed in 1987 with two lawyers, [Kendrick] Moxon and name partner Timothy Bowles, and opened an office later that year in the church's Hollywood headquarters complex. Today [1992] seven of the firm's lawyers are Scientologists, including all four partners. Moxon, for example, has a long history with the church. In the late 1970s he served a stint as the "District of Columbia Assistant Guardian for the Legal Bureau," working in the very office where massive covert operations against the government were being run at the time, according to a stipulation of evidence that was agreed to by all parties in the 1979 federal criminal case against nine of the church leaders.}} ([https://web.archive.org/web/20120420091145/http://www.thecia.net/users/rnewman/scientology/media/amlawyer-7.92 text-only version])</ref>

<ref name="oxford">{{Cite book |editor-last=Lewis |editor-first=James R. |editor-link = James R. Lewis (scholar) |title=The Oxford Handbook of New Religious Movements |publisher=Oxford University Press |year=2004 |chapter=The North American Anti-Cult Movement: Vicissitudes of Success and Failure |first1=Anson |last1=Shupe |first2=David G |last2=Bromley |first3=Susan E |last3=Darnell |pages= 193–200 | isbn = 978-0-19-514986-9 |ol=17106147M }}</ref>

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