If
your church is using this language then there is a good chance your
church has been infiltrated with the
New Age agenda.
The
New Age
by Ray Yungen
(Author of A Time of Departing)
"The term
[New Age] itself may indeed be fairly recent but the actual practices
and beliefs involved are thousands of years old. For instance, the
slave girl mentioned in Acts 16 was in effect a New Ager. The term
itself was taken from astrology making reference to the Aquarian age
in which humanity is supposedly going to realize its inner divinity.
Hence, anyone who engages in these mystical
practices is associated with this view, even though they may have
lived centuries ago. It's not the term; it's the practices that are
at issue here."
| "Where
does the church go to get the answers? There is a host of new speakers
and books today that are trying to feed the spiritual hunger of
seekers of a spiritual life. But they are not leading them to Jesus
Christ (and His Word-the way it was written) but to a convergence,
a synthesis of religious practices.... A synthesis of other spiritual
practices borrowed from other religions was unacceptable by the
apostles and the early church. —Spiritual
fusion: East comes West, Mike Oppenheimer, Let Us Reason Ministries |
Some
of Today's Top New Age Leaders
Barbara
Marx Hubbard
Marianne
Williamson and A Course in Miracles
Neal
Donald Walsch
Matthew
Fox
Eckhart
Tolle
Andrew
Cohen
Audio
Clip of Cohen
The
Stories of
Former New Agers
Warren
Smith
Rita
Williams,
A Former Mormon
Kevin Reeves
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