Works
- Testimony of John Clark regarding cults Read on 3 November 1977 by Leo J. Ryan to the United States House of Representatives
- Clark, John G. Cults. Journal of the American Medical Association. 242, 279-281. 1979
- Clark, J.G., et al.: Destructive cult conversion. Weston, MA: American Family Foundation. 1981
- Clark, John G.: On the further study of destructive cultism. In Halperin (ed.), 363-368 1983
- Langone, Michael D. and John G. Clark, Jr.: New religions and public policy: research implications for social and behavioural scientists Weston (MA.): American Family Foundation 1983
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