:::Jossi, there is no logic to your choice of these particular items for dispute. This is just the opening wedge for whittling down this article and establishing policies on Wikipedia that no one can even allude to the fact that a group is widely regarded as a cult (either benign or destructive) if the cult disputes being called a cult. This whole thing is absurd. Do you deny that scores of detective-style thrillers featuring real or fictional cults have been published since the advent of heightened controversy over cults in the 1970s? Do you deny that Mark Twain wrote a book highly critical of Christian Science at a time when it was regarded in a manner similar to  today's cults by many? Or that it has its own entry in Melton's book? Or that it is controversial today because of recent media attention to the issue of its denial of medical care to children? And why do you dispute the reference to Twain but not to Willa Cather? And I note that although you say you've never heard of Fred Newman, you quite eager to make him the hinge of this dispute.