The New Age Movement
The New Age Movement
Norman L. Geisler, PhD
On Mars Hill the Apostle Paul faced the Epicureans and the Stoics (Acts 17:18). The Epicureans were the atheists of the day and the Stoics were the pantheists. Today Christianity again stands between the materialist and the mystic. Present-day “Epicureans” are secular humanists, and contemporary “Stoics” are proponents of what has come to be known as the New Age movement.
Wimmin, Wiccans, and Goddess Worship
Billy C. Sichone, PhD
What was once viewed as wrong, repulsive and appalling is the very thing sought after today. Times do change and have changed even in areas that relate to the religious. There is evidently a vicious reawakening of goddess ancient religions opposed to Biblical Christianity on every side.
Atheism and New Age Mysticism vs. Biblical Christianity
Brian M. Schwertley
Every system of thought, every worldview has a concept of God. Three predominant views of God in America are: monism (everything is God), atheism (God does not exist) and Christian theism (there is a personal, infinite God who is totally separate from the created universe). This even applies to the atheist.
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