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Ê ãëàâå 4
1. Shuiey MacLaine, «Dancing in the Light»,
page 340
2. The
Sunday Times, 30 August 1992, News Review, page 5
3. Brooks Alexander, «Theology from the
Twilight Zone», Christianity Today,
18 September 1987, page 25.
4. J. H. Berry, New Age Movement (BTB 1988), page 8.
Ê ãëàâå 5
1. The
Sunday Telegraph, Review section, 23 August 1992.
2. Donald Ò. Reffm,Forthe Record: From WallStreetto Washington (1988), page 3.
3. R. Â. Culver, Astrology: True or False - a Scientific
Evaluation (1988), page ix.
4. John Ankerberg and John Weldon, Astrology (1989) page 12.
5. National and International Religion Report (4. July 1988), 1;
Lawrence Jerome, Astrology Disproved
(1975), page 1; J. Ankerberg and J. Weldon, op cit, pages 11' 12; Ñ. Strohmer, What
Your Horoscope Doesn't Tell You (1988), pages 1-3- Galiup Poll cited Signs of the Times (USA), May 1990, page
18.
6. Ñ. Strohmer, op cit, pages 2,
3.
7. Ibid, page 9.
8. Ibid, page 52.
9.J. Ankerberg andJ. Weldon, op cit, pages 132
-134
10. Ëåâ. 18:21; 20:1-6; Âòîð. 4:19; 17:2-5;
18:9-11; 2 Öàð. 17:16; 21:3-6- 23-4 5 24; Èåð. 7:18; 8:1, 2; 19:13; Èåç. 8:10,11,16; am. 5:25,26; Ñîô. 1:4-6; Äåÿí 7-42-' 1 Êîð. 10:20; Ãàë. 5:19-21; Êîë. 2:8, 20; Åô. 6:10-18. " '
11. Îòêð. 12:7-9.
12. Vibrant
Life, July/August 1986, pages 14-19.
13. Charles Strohmer, op cit, page 71.
14. J. Ankerberg andJ. Weldon, op cit, pages
132-164; Ñ. Strohmer, op cit, pages
/ £s~ \\J\J.
15. Hugh Trevor Roper, Last Days of Hitler, page 100.
Ê ãëàâå 6
1. Marilyn Ferguson, The Aquarian Conspiracy: Personal and Social Transformation in the
1980s (Tarcher 1980), page 364; Russell Chandler, Understanding the New Age (Word UK 1989) page 21; Walter Martin, The New Age Cult (Bethany House
Publishers 1989), page 85.
2. Ibid, pages 20, 21; Gods of the New Age, video (Riverside Films 1984), Part 2
3. H. J. Berry, New Age Movement (BTB 1988), page 39.
4. Douglas Groothuis, Unmasking the New Age (IVP 1986), pages 153, 154.
5. Kenneth Wade, Savage Future: The Sinister Side of New Age (Autumn House
ëÓü/ J. f.
6. Walter Martin, op cit, page 58.
7. Ibid, page 61; Gods of the New Age, op cit.
8. David Marshall, The Devil Hides Out (Autumn House 1991), page 99, Walter Martin, op
cit, pages 64, 71, 72; Gods of the New
Age, op cit.
9. Delta Books, 1979, page 331.
Ê ãëàâå 7
1. The Sunday Times, 30 August
1992, News Review, page 5. Within a year of Icke's remarkable declaration on
the Wogan programme many of the pioneer leaders of Britain's Green Party had
resigned believing that Icke and other high profile New Agers had robbed the
party of all credibility. Sara Parkin, after twenty years with the Green
(before 1985, Ecology) Party, was particularly outspoken.
2. A book emerged out of this study. V. J.
Hewitt and Peter Lorie, Nostradamus:
The
End of the Millennium Prophecies 1992-2001 (BCA
1992).
3. 2 Êîð. 11:13-15.
Ê ãëàâå 8
1. Daily
Record, 13 February 1992.
2. John Drane, What is the New Age saying to the Church? (Marshall Pickering
1991), page 14.
3. See The
Observer, 31 May 1992; The Sunday
Express, 9 August 1992.
Ê ãëàâå 9
1.
Robert Runcie, «A Response to.the New Age», Christian
Weekly, 24 November
1989.
Christian Weekly has now been
absorbed by The Church of England
Newspaper.
2. Ibid.
3. George Hackett, «Ramtha, a
Voice from Beyond», Newsweek, 15
December 1986, page 42.
4. Russell Chandler, Understanding the New Age (Word 1989), page 18.
5. Walter Martin, The New Age Cult (Bethany House 1989), page 15.
6. Marilyn Ferguson, TheAquarian Conspiracy (1980); Ruth
Montgomery, Aliens Among Us (1985);
Benjamin Creme, The Reappearance of The
Christ and The Masters of Wisdom (1989); Shirley MacLaine, Out on a Limb, Dancing in the Light, Going
Within;]ane Roberts, The Seth
Material (1987); David Spangler, .Explorations (1980); David Icke, The Truth Vibrations (1990).
7. Benjamin Creme, op cit, page 110.
8. David Spangler, op cit, pages 6, 10, 11, 13.
9. Creme, op cit, page 30.
10. Spangler, op cit, page 39.
11. Time,
7 December 1987, page 62.
'12.
Jerome Clark, 1844: Religious Movements,
Mental Phenomena and Psychic Cults
(SPA 1968), pages 346 et seq.
13.
Brooks Alexander, «Theology from the Twilight Zone», Christianity Today, 18
September 1987, page 25.
Ê ãëàâå 10
1.
Cited John Drane, What Is the New Age
Saying to the Church? (Marshall Pickering
1991), pages 15, 16.
2. Sunday
Express, 19 July 1992, page 48.
3. Ibid, pages 48, 49.
4. Church
of England Newspaper, 30 October 1992, page 17.
5. Stare
Back and Smile (1990), page 9. See Kenneth Wade, Savage Future:
The Sinister Side of New Age (Autumn House 1991), pages 38-41 on Dennis Weaver.
6. V.
J. Hewitt and Peter Lorie, Nostradamus.
The End of Millennium Prophecies (BCA 1992).
7. John Drane, op cit, page 15.
Ê ãëàâå 11
1. This quote is taken from page 61 of Will Baron's Deceived by the New Age: the Story of a New Age Priest published in
1990 by Pacific Press. This is the most authentic expose of the New Age and
makes gripping reading.
2.
Ibid, page 82; The Sunday Times,
Scotland supplement, 2 August 1992.
3.
See David Marshall, The Devil Hides Out
(Autumn House 1991), pages 120-123.
4. Close Encounters with the New Age
(Kingsway 1991) is an account of Kevin Logan's course and impressions of
Findhom.
5.
Will Baron, op cit, page 136.
6.
Ibid, pages 154 -157.
7.
John Drane, What is the New Age Saying to
the Church? (Marshall Pickering 1991), pages 24-27.
8. Îòêð.
13:13, i4.
9. An idea of the extent of New Age infiltration of Christian
congregations can be gained from The
Seduction of Christianity (Harvest House 1985) by Dave Hunt and T. A.
McMahon, and from Tony Higton's «The New Age Meets its Match», Christian Weekly, 29 June 1990, page 6.
Frank Hammond's two books, Pigs in the
Parlour and Demons and Deliverance (New Wine Press 1991 and 1992) provide
guidance for pastors who find that individuals within theor Congregations are
suffering spirit infestation.
10.
John Hick, Death and Eternal Life
(McMillan 1985), pages 130 et seq.
Ê ãëàâå 12
1.
Cited in David Marshall, The Devil Hides
Out (Autumn House 1991), page 66.
2.
See the author's Battle for the Book
(Autumn House 1991).
3. Beatrix Campbell, «Vortex of Evil», New Statesman, 5 October 1990, pages 12-14; The Observer, 16 September 1990; 16 February 1992; 10 March 1990;
17 March 1991; 23 February 1992; Daily
Mail, 13 March 1990; Westerm Morning
News, 22 July 1992; Today, 24
April 1991; Radio Times, 25-31 July
1992; Jonathan Mortimer, «New Age: Big Business», Christian Weekly, 13 June 1990; Tim Lenton, «Ritual Child Abuse», Christian Weekly, 15 March 1991; Rowena
White, «The Age of Aquarius», Christian
Weekly, 18 May 1990; Kevin Logan, «Hell and Heaven», and Robert Runcie and
John Stott «Denning New Age», Christian
Weekly 25 May 1990; Rachel Downey, «Pom is the Theory», Social Work Today, 28 February 1991,
page 9. See also The Devil Hides Out,
pages 38-43. 4. See Josh McDowell and Don Stewart's two books, The Occult and The Deceivers (both
published by Scripture Press 1992); Kenneth Wade, Savage Future: The Sinister Side of New Age (Autumn House 1991);
Roy and Rae Livesey, New Age to New Birth
(New Wine Press 1986); Kevin Logan, Paganism
and the Occult (Kingsway 1988); Russell Chandler, Understanding the New Age (Word 1988);
Russ Parker, The Occult:
Deliverance from Evil (IVP 1989); Roger Ellis, The Occult and YoungPeople (Kingsway 1989); Peter Wagner and
Douglas Pennoyer (edsO, Wrestling with
Dark Angels (Monarch 1990). Guidance with regard to withdrawing from all
forms of srpiritual abuse is contained in David Johnson
and Jeff VanVonderen, The Subtle
Power of Spiritual Abuse (Bethany House 1991).
5. See Diane Core's Chasing Satan
(Gunter Books 1991), a heart-rending, at times bilious-making, detailed account
of her work with Childwatch to uncover the satanic sexual abuse of children in
Britain; Audrey Harper's account of her involvement in witchcraft abd
paedophile rings in England in Dance with the Devil (Kingsway 1990) for which
Member of Parliament Geoffrey Dickens has written a Foreword; Pat Falling's The Devil's Web (Word 1990) demonstrates
how children are introduced to abuse and occult and activity by games readily
available in the shops; and Neil Anderson and Steve Russo's examination of the
wider correlation between the occult and the abuse of the children in the USA
in The Seduction of Our Children
(Harvest House 1991). The last-named book also gives guidance to the abused and
to parents of abused children, as well as sound advice on safeguarding children
against mental and physical abuse occasioned by New Age and the occult.
Ê ãëàâå 13
1.
Russell Chandler, Understanding the New
Age (Word 1989), pages 24, 25.
2. John Drane, What is the New Age
Saying to the Church? (Marshall Pickering 1991), page 24-27,84-86,107,108; Gods of the New Age, video, (Riverside
Films, 1984), Part 2.
3. Ñì.
ïðîðî÷åñòâà Èèñóñà íà Åëåîíñêîé ãîðå (Ìô. 24, Ìê. 13, Ëê. 21), à òàêæå
ïðîðî÷åñòâà Ïàâëà â 2 Ôåå. 2 è 2 Êîð. 11.
4. Neil Anderson and Steve Russo, The
Seduction of our Children: Protecting Kids from Satanism, New Age and the
Occult (Harvest House 1991), pages 47, 48.
5. For concise summaries of New Age beliefs see Josh McDowell and Don
Stewart, The Deceivers (Scripture
Press 1992), pages 219-246.
6. See Josh McDowell and Don Stewart, The Occult: The Authority of the Beliruer over the Powers of Darkness
(Scripture Press 1992), pages 75-128.
7.
Walter Martin, The New Age Cult
(Bethany House 1989), page 39.
8. Âòîð.
18:9-14; 1 Èï. 4:1; Èí. 11:11-24; 1 Ôåå. 4:13-17; Èï. 5:28, 29; Ïñ. 115:17; Ïñ.
146:3, 4; Åêêë. 9:5, 5; Èîâ 7:9, 10. See
H. J. Berry, The New Age Movement
(BTB 1988), pages 16-19, 26-34; John Stott, Essentials
(Hodder and Stoughton 1988), pages 306-331; Michael Green, I Believe in Satan's Downfall (Hodder and Stoughton 1981).
9. Will Baron, Deceived by the New
Age: The Story of a New Age Priest (Pacific Press 1990), pages 123, 124.
10.
Kenneth Wade, Savage Future: The Sinister
Side of New Age (Review and Herald 1991).
11.
John Stott, Essentials, page 309. See
Walter Martin, op sit, pages 44-46.
12.
See Walter Martin, pages 41-44; Michael Green, op cit.
Ê ãëàâå 14
1. Åô. 6:12.
2. Åô 2:1, 2.
3. 1 Èí 4:8.
4. Èñ 49:15, 16 (ïåðâàÿ
÷àñòü).
5. 1 Ïåòð. 1:18, 19.
6.Èí10:11-18.
7.
Ëê. 15:4.
8.
2 Êîð. 5:14.
9.
Âòîð. 18:9-14.
10.
1 Èí. 4:1.
11.
Stoughton, 1981.
13. Èï. 14:30.
14. See especially Èåç.
28-12-17
15. Ëê. 10:18.
Ê ãëàâå 15 1.0ñ. 11:8. 2. Ïëà÷ Èåð. 1:12.?Ba£ ^^y^S' Hosea:
The Heart and Holine5s °f God
4. Îñ. 3:2.
5.
2 Êîð. 5:21; Åô. 2:8, 9.
Ê ãëàâå 16
L Michael Green, I Believe in Satan's Downfall (Hodder and Stoughton 1981).
Ê ãëçâå
17
2. Gods of the
New Age, video (Riverside Films 1984), Part 2. This is the logical
extension of the political attitudes of the gurus and New Agers nk BeS Creme.
It is the fear of Fntz Haack and of a number of diplomat and academics
do'cZTn^v^1"11 - intervlewed
011 this aathoritative> -d objective
3.
Ëê. 21:26-28.
4.
1 Ôåå. 5:2,3.
5.
Ëê. 17:26, 27.
6.
Ðèì. 5:1, 2.
7.
Êîë. 2:10; Åô. 1:6; Ðèì. 8:1.
Ê ãëàâå 18 —
1.
Äåÿí. 5:29.
2.
Äåÿí. 5:32.
3.
Èï. 15:26; 16:13, 14.
4.
Äåÿö. 2:24 è ñëåä.; Äåÿï. 3:12, 13.
5.Ãàë.Ç:10,
11.
6.
Ãàë. 3:27.
7. Èï. 1:16, 17.
8. Åô. 2:8.