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Book Alert: Soul Feast by Marjorie Thompson

Soul Feast by Marjorie Thompson is a book that promotes mantra meditation and New Age mystics. It stands among many other contemplative prayer books that do the same. But what is so alarming is that it also stands within the…

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Thinking about Thomas Merton – Quotes by the Contemplative, the Mystic, the Panentheist

Thomas Merton and the Dalai Lama Quotes by Thomas Merton: “I’m deeply impregnated with Sufism.” (Merton, The Springs of Contemplation, p. 266) “And I believe that by openness to Buddhism, to Hinduism, and to these great Asian traditions, we stand…

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A Global Religion – Is God in Grafitti?

by Ray Yungen  What is happening to mainstream Christianity is the same thing that is happening to business, health, education, counseling, and other areas of society. Christendom is being cultivated for a role in the New Age. The [demonic] entity,…

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BOOK ALERT: Conformed to His Image by Ken Boa

The title of Ken Boa’s book, Conformed to His Image, is taken from the Scripture Romans 8:29: “For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the…

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Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Gives Favorable Review of Book by New Age sympathizer Leonard Sweet

In the January 24th issue of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Towers magazine sits a review of Leonard Sweet’s recent book, Jesus Manifesto (p. 11). The review states that Sweet’s book “can be a good resource for young and old Christians alike.” The…

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Evangelicals and New Agers Together

by Warren Smith The star which the world is awaiting though it does not as yet know its name… this star cannot be other than that very Christ in whom we hope. Teilhard de Chardin, Hymn of the Universe (1)…

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