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Religious Liberty Expert Witness Mathew Schmalz

The College of the Holy Cross

Mathew N. Schmalz

Department of Religious Studies
One College Street

Worcester MA 01610
USA

phone: 508-793-2557

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Professor Mat Schmalz is an internationally recognized expert on the Catholic Church and New Religious Movements (Jehovah's Witnesses; Scientology). He has served as an expert witness in Religious Liberty cases involving New Religious Movements and has argued that using the word "cult" in a legal context is inflammatory.

He has over 500 media citations--and over one hundred appearances on television. He is able to adapt to multiple audiences and rhetorical contexts.

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