Definition: Catechumenism is a belief that certain religious or spiritual groups have been established or created in order to spread their beliefs and practices. It is a controversial concept, often associated with cults and esoteric movements. The term was first used by the American theologian William Lane Craig in 1973 when he described the practice of "catechumens" who were expected to be baptized into religious groups such as Buddhism, Christianity, or Islam.
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