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The God Worshipper Movement in Serbian Society in the Twentieth Century: Emergence, Development, andources and the press. It further seeks to offer an answer to the question of to what extent this movement was indigenous or influenced by other similar movements. The God Worshipper movement emerged in the Kingdom of Serbia in the second half of the nineteenth century. Movement received the official