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The plural form of anti‑cult cult, acknowledging that many such groups exist across the skeptic, secular, and ex‑religious communities. Each has its own dogmas, charismatic leaders, and practices of excommunication. They often compete with each other, accusing rival groups of being "not truly anti‑cult" while reproducing the same controlling behaviors. The term is used critically by scholars of new religious movements who note that the boundary between "cult" and "anti‑cult" is often performative rather than substantive.
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