CHAPTERS:01 - A "New Age" ... Or An Old Lie?
02 - Born Again And Again? Reincarnation and the Law of Karma
03 - Occultism - Gateway To The New Age
04 - Playing On The Streets Of Babylon
05 - Visualization - Christian Or Occultic?
06 - Modern Psychology - Renaming The Old Demons?
07 - Drugs, Hypnotism And The New Age
08 - Flight To Lucifer
09 - Toward One World Religion — The Bottom Line Of The New Age
10 - What Should Christians Do?
11 - "... And Who Do You Say I Am?"
The New Age Movement is no mere cult: it is worldwide and consists of many cults, many different groups, several non-Christian religions and many different people who share certain metaphysical ideas and experiences. The movement has spiritual, cultural and political agendas that are openly anti-Christian, mystical and Luciferic.
The most hideous aspect of the Holocaust, during which 6 million Jews were killed, was that it was merely a racial cleansing action. Like other New Agers, the Nazis believed that human kind would evolve through a series of seven "Root Races" of which the misnamed "Aryan" man (white northern Europeans) was the fifth. (4) They believed that Aryan man was going to make an evolutionary leap to the sixth Root Race, called Ubermensche (superman). Today's New Agers call the same being Homo Noeticus and still await the coming global leap of consciousness. Remnants of earlier Root Races, mostly the Jews, were said to be guilty of trying to prevent the leap to Superman by tainting racial blood lines. Thus, the SS man salved his conscience as he killed innocent Jews and gypsies by thinking that he was involved in race cleansing — something like vermin control (evolution is a very powerful theory!).
Although occultism has been with us since before the time of Babylon, the modern emphasis began in earnest early in the 19th century. The "Occult Revival" was a major force in Western culture at that time. (2) During the decades when Christianity declined in Europe, occultism revived as a counterculture answer to atheistic science and the philosophy of materialism which science represented.
Many people were ill at ease with the scientific world view but for a variety of reasons they were also disillusioned with the Church. The Occult Revival both met their immediate spiritual needs and provided them with fantastic, entertaining experiences. It also provided them with a sense of belongingness in that occultism represented an intimate cult of those who accepted knowledge that the rest of society rejected. (3)
When the Christian wants to impose an anti-abortion value on humanists he is overstepping the bounds of religion; but when the humanist imposes a pro-abortion value on the Christian it is fine and dandy.
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