New Age Movement

by Ron Rhodes. Christian Research Journal, 1992:winter:p.28. What is the Christian response to New Agers and othe esotericists who use the Bible to validate their own position? Ron Rhodes highlights the critical flaws in their approach.

by Elliot Miller. Christian Research Journal, 1994:fall:p.9 ("Effective Evangelism"

Why I Talk with New Agers

Christian Research Journal, 1989:summer:p.7 ("Witnessing Tips"), by Gordon R. Lewis.

"The Jesus of the New Age Movement," Part Two in a Two-Part Series on New Age Christology (an article from the Christian Research Journal, Fall 1989, page 15) by Ron Rhodes.

"The 'Evidence' for Atlantis: Addressing New Age Apologetics". Christian Research Journal, 1989:summer:p.16, by Karla Poewe-Hexham and Irving Hexham. The "lost continent of Atlantis" plays an important role in New Age historical revisionism. Karla and Irvine Hexham (authorities in fields related to this issue) examine the historical evidence that New Agers use to support their claims.

Christian Research Journal: Fall 1990, page 8, by Douglas Groothuis. "Is there anything of which one might say, 'See this, it is new'? Already it has existed for ages which were before us" (Eccles. 1:10). Such is the case with much "New" Age thinking. Douglas Groothuis demonstrates this as he examines ancient Gnosticism and the Gnostic Jesus.

"The Christ of the New Age Movement," Part One in a Two-Part Series on New Age Christology (an article from the Christian Research Journal, Summer 1989, page 9) by Ron Rhodes.

"Addressing the 'Positive Gospel' of the Metaphysical Movement" (an article from the Christian Research Journal, Fall 1988, page 7) by Dean C. Halverson. This article discusses sin and the objections of Religious Science, Unity, A Course in Miracles, and Christian Science in evangelism.

"How 'New Age' is New Age Music?," an article from the Christian Research Newsletter, 1989, 2: 1. Should the Christian listen to it? Will simply hearing this music open us up to demonic suggestions? Christian Research Institute's Elliot Miller fills us in on the growing field of New Age Music.

From the Fall '92 issue of the Christian Research Journal (page 14), "Catholicism for the New Age: Matthew Fox and Creation-Centered Spirituality" by Father Mitchell Pacwa, S.J., a Scripture scholar from Loyola University at Chicago. Father Matthew Timothy Fox O.P. (Order of Preachers, commonly known as the Dominicans), has placed himself at the center of a storm inside the Catholic church. What gave rise to the conflict between Fox and Catholic leadership? Is Fox a danger to the Christian church?

"Evangelizing New Agers" (an article from the Witnessing Tips column of the Christian Research Journal, Winter/Spring 1987, page 7) by Doug Groothuis. Groothuis, author of Christian books on the New Age movement, gives practical advice on how to reach New Agers for Christ. He starts out with a brief description of the New Age world view, and then gives five steps for evangelistic strategy with an emphasis on showing the weaknesses of the New Age world view itself.