arts From Surf Wiki (app.surf) — the open knowledge base
Marshall Applewhite Quality 0.50 · 0 views · Updated 2 months ago
American religious leader (1931–1997)
This article is rendered in your browser. Enable JavaScript to read it.
1931-births 1997-suicides 1997-deaths 20th-century-apocalypticists 20th-century-american-clergy 20th-century-american-lgbtq-people 20th-century-united-states-army-personnel american-founders american-members-of-the-clergy-convicted-of-crimes american-music-educators american-people-convicted-of-theft austin-college-alumni castrated-people founders-of-new-religious-movements former-presbyterians converts-from-presbyterianism converts-to-new-religious-movements-from-christianity heaven's-gate-(religious-group) lgbtq-people-from-texas male-suicides people-extradited-within-the-united-states clergy-from-houston people-from-spur,-texas self-declared-messiahs suicides-by-poison suicides-in-california union-presbyterian-seminary-alumni united-states-army-soldiers united-states-army-signal-corps-personnel university-of-alabama-faculty university-of-colorado-boulder-alumni ancient-astronauts-proponents sexual-abstinence-and-religion lgbtq-clergy suicides-by-asphyxiation american-celibacy-advocates people-with-mood-disorders lgbtq-people-who-died-by-suicide
Content sourced from wikipedia_dump, available under
CC BY-SA 4.0 .
This content may have been generated or modified by AI, and may be sourced from third parties. CloudSurf Software LLC makes no warranties as to its accuracy, completeness, or reliability, and accepts no liability for it. Always verify important information against primary sources.