No one enjoys being cross-examined, or accused of having something wrong in their lives. But as we grow as Christians we come to the painful recognition that we have an almost unlimited capacity for self-deception. We slowly learn that we need to be stopped in our tracks by God. He uses Scripture to do this… We cannot reach our destination if we are travelling in the wrong direction.
Sinclair Ferguson

New Age: Moral Consequences of New Age Doctrine

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New Age: Moral Consequences of New Age Doctrine

    1. No absolute morality exists.
    2. Good and evil are a part of man, who is divine by nature. There is little or no separation between good and evil.
    3. Seeking mystical experiences is emphasized. Achieving a mind altered state is desired. Therefore, techniques such as yoga, meditation, drug use, spirit contact are encouraged.
    4. Mystical experiences are viewed as confirmational evidence that the New Age practices are appropriate.

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