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an old heresy for the New Age

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The Gnostic empire strikes back

an old heresy for the New Age

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Militant feminism, Eastern religions, homosexual rights, nature worship, political correctness. What do these have in common? Gay rights are promoted in popular magazines, public radio, and Hollywood. Feminist spirituality is making inroads into Christianity. Christian students are being silenced in the name of religious tolerance. Mystical techniques for achieving well-being and self-knowledge are being adopted in the business world and military. Merely coincidental trends? Peter Jones says no. They are expressions of an ancient heresy reasserting itself today. Documenting how Gnosticism -- a heresy of self-deification -- has returned with a vengeance in the New Age Movement, Jones calls the church to spiritual warfare as The Gnostic Empire Strikes Back. - Back cover.

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P&R Publishing
Language
English
Pages
112

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Phillipsburg, N.J

Table of Contents

Preface
Getting a handle on the New Age
The Gnostic empire strikes back
All you really need to know about ancient Gnosticism
The New Age : the return of ancient Gnosticism
Perspectives for the planet and for the church

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Copyright Date
1992

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
239/.9
Library of Congress
BP605.N48 J67 1992

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Pagination
x, 112 p.
Number of pages
112
Dimensions
22 x x centimeters

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1725518M
Internet Archive
gnosticempirestr00jone
ISBN 10
0875522858
ISBN 13
9780875522852
LCCN
92029525
OCLC/WorldCat
26399084
Library Thing
263322
Goodreads
414976

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