Sentences with phrase «cult leader also»

Before the final onslaught, security operatives had for several months been on the trail of the notorious cult leader also called «Maximum» by members of his gang.

Bray Wyatt is the bayou cult leader also covered in tattoos, just not of the skull variety.

Not exact matches

But one must also consider the roles played by institutions (the cult, the school, the court of law, the state), family and kinship groups and key leaders (including the prophets and the sages).

I also think lots of pastors really don't believe anyway — they get the game, they are not in it to model after that cult leader.

Not only scientific thought and historical scholarship but also peculiar cults and leaders pressed the criticism.

doubtful jesus ever lived, no good evidence if he ever did live, he didn't do any magic tricks from the bible, he was just a cult leader the fictional character of jesus said some great things about love, but also supported slavery and other awful things

It's a daring, immersive undertaking by USA, while also being far removed from the usual true crime suspects — lately the Menendez Brothers and Waco - based cult leader David Koresh.

Fine work is also done by Kirsten Dunst as Alton's anxious mother, Adam Driver as a government agent intrigued by the boy's abilities and Sam Shepard as the leader of a fundamentalist cult from whom Roy and Alton have escaped.

Chanté is also a cousin to M'Baku (played in the film by Winston Duke), leader of the deadly White Gorilla Cult, which resides in a region of Jabari.

Featuring Taylor Kitsch in the role of David Koresh, the leader of the Branch Davidian cult which initiated the fateful standoff, it also stars two - time Academy Award nominee Michael Shannon in the role of Noesner.

Major props should also be given to Gene Jones (the blubbery gas station attendant in No Country for Old Men) as the charming and terrifying Jim Jones-esque cult leader.

Alexandra, And a review of the posts of Victoria Strauss ALSO shows that the people who follow her around on the message boards are like mindless cult members, impervious to reason and lacking both judgment and basic logic skills, and often try to make completely illogical claims and arguments in a hopeless attempt to redeem their leader.

As noted in Walter Isaacson's biography on Steve Jobs: «Jobs was also beginning to have a little trouble stomaching [Robert] Friedland's cult leader style.