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To: AlGone2001
I've only listened to her less then a dozen times, so I would not be serving the truth by going into any detail about her teachings. Some flags just go up with that theology.

I doubt new age is copying christianity because Faith teachings did not show up until this century, after new age was born.

24 posted on 12/21/2001 12:36:09 PM PST by week 71
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To: week 71
I doubt new age is copying christianity because Faith teachings did not show up until this century, after new age was born.

I believe that New Age has been around much longer, but by other names.

One thing that we overlook about Eve eating the forbidden fruit is that she did so because the serpent told her that she would be like God.

That is the real essence of the New Age Movement. Nothing new, really...

25 posted on 12/21/2001 12:39:34 PM PST by AlGone2001
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To: week 71
It is obvious to me that you are not a disciple of the Word, but more a disciple of Hank Hanegraff and all the other modern pharisees. Believing the Word and using your faith to implement it into your life is not new age. Speaking to the mountain in your life is not new age. Your words when mixed with your God-given faith have the power to change circumstances. Without faith it is impossible to please Him. Doctrine that comes out of the "Calvary, Chuck Smith" camp are making well intentioned believers throw up their hands when problems come and question God's intentions. I have seen it all too often. Word of Faith is by no means perfect, but none of us are. It's just that some of us live by faith rather than reason.
135 posted on 12/22/2001 1:46:35 PM PST by StacyMac
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