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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Popular in ancient Greece and Rome, Mystery Cults are ultra-exclusive 'clubs' that require total secrecy on the part of participants and may tell new members little or nothing about their ethos before they join, and often long after. Generally speaking only long-time members will know what the cult is actually about, and even then the 'Inner Circle' will be the only ones who know everything. In this respect they are the opposite of some religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism, which are more evangelical and make materials relating to their beliefs freely available and are happy to explain what they believe. |