Question

Imogen is part of a group that rejects all conventional beliefs in society and religion. The group promotes vegetarianism, celibacy, and abstinence from alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and technology. Its activities are aimed at preparation for the apocalypse and comprise bizarre rituals. Imogen is most likely a member of a

Answer 1

Answer:

Imogen is a member of a group as a sect.

Explanation:

Why do we say he is a member of a sect? sects are made up of people who generally share the same or similar thoughts about certain customs or activities, most of the people who are part of this group are separated from their old churches or religions, perhaps not happy with some of the activities of their previous churches; but now to form a new group or sect they rescue, so to speak, or adopt to their new group or sect some of those customs such as those described by the Imogen group; celibacy (Catholic religion); vegetarianism (Adventist); alcohol withdrawal, technology (evangelical or Protestant churches.)

Answer 2

Answer:

Imogen is most likely a member of a cult.

Explanation:

• A cult can be referred to as any group that possesses rigid beliefs based on either some atypic teachings dispensed by influential figures or on experiences gained through events leading to an extreme inclination of thoughts towards certain unordinary concepts related to the ways of living.
• The beliefs that such cults run on are often found to be superstitious or having emerged out of ridiculously orthodox thinking.
• Several such cults are active around the world and are also growing. The infamous 'Peoples Temple' and 'Aum Shinrikyo' are some examples of cults that are based on radical thought and extremism.
• The members of such cults are usually brainwashed to make them believe in what the master of the cult preaches. The members are then made to persuade others to become a part of such cults.