New Age plans?

[Pelly]

I’ve found a thirteen point plan, allegedly drafted by the New Age movement. But sadly, I found this plan in a Protestant book called Disciple of the Witch. The author claims that he had a part in making the plan. Here’s the doc.
Are the things he is claiming true? The New Age danger is indeed real, but I need a clarification on this.

 

[edwest2]

Since I am not using my own computer, I am reluctant to open any documents. However, an excellent book on the subject is Dark Secrets of the New Age by Texe Marrs.

Peace,
Ed

 

[Viewer]

Eyeroll

I’m currently co-authoring a paper with a self professed “witch” who leads her own coven of about fifty individuals, advises more online and even she wouldn’t believe in half the stuff in this document.

Sensationalism, nothing more. I don’t believe a single word in this document.

The new age movement is eccentric, but is generally harmless. They could do with steering in a more reasonable direction but I think it’s a bit of a leap to ascribe them with a satanic agenda.

 

[edwest2]

Eyeroll

I’m currently co-authoring a paper with a self professed “witch” who leads her own coven of about fifty individuals, advises more online and even she wouldn’t believe in half the stuff in this document.

Sensationalism, nothing more. I don’t believe a single word in this document.

The new age movement is eccentric, but is generally harmless. They could do with steering in a more reasonable direction but I think it’s a bit of a leap to ascribe them with a satanic agenda.

It’s generally not harmless.

catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=3223

Father Mitch Pacwa has written a book about it.

amazon.com/Catholics-New-Age-Mitch-Pacwa/dp/089283756X

It is satanic.

Peace,
Ed

 

[Viewer]

It’s generally not harmless.

catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=3223

Father Mitch Pacwa has written a book about it.

amazon.com/Catholics-New-Age-Mitch-Pacwa/dp/089283756X

It is satanic.

Peace,
Ed

No more so than that pentecostal couple who recently let their second child die after denying him medical care in preference to faith healing.

You get nutcases in all walks of life, the religious sphere just tends to attract even more of them than normal.

 

[Razanir]

:ehh: Psychotherapy is occultic? You mean paying to talk to people about your problems?

I take issue with the guide’s description of Jesus. At the end, when it summarizes the beliefs of Christianity, naturalism, and New Age, it says “Jesus, the firstborn Son of God” (emphasis mine)

 

[Dorothy]

Eyeroll

I’m currently co-authoring a paper with a self professed “witch” who leads her own coven of about fifty individuals, advises more online and even she wouldn’t believe in half the stuff in this document.

Sensationalism, nothing more. I don’t believe a single word in this document.

The new age movement is eccentric, but is generally harmless. They could do with steering in a more reasonable direction but I think it’s a bit of a leap to ascribe them with a satanic agenda.

I didn’t see any document listed.

As far as ascribing a satanic agenda to new age thinkers…I don’t think that they necessarily are aware that what they are getting into is evil. Christians should know better to dabble in such things, and unfortunately some do and then get sucked into confusion and disbelief of the Truth about who Jesus is.

However, I do believe that Satan is using them to promote his agenda, which is to lead people away from our Lord Jesus Christ.