The New Paganism

[GoldenDragon]

How Christianity is being replaced by 'green' religion, goddess worship, globalism.

For years, Christians have stood by helplessly as their once-dominant religion has been increasingly scoffed at, marginalized and demonized. They have watched a dizzying succession of outrageous court decisions - outlawing the 10 Commandments in schools and courtrooms, forbidding acknowledgement of God in graduation speeches, and most recently, declaring public recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional.

And they have reeled at prosecutions that criminalize conscientious Christians, such as that of the Canadian printer fined $5,000 for refusing to print materials for a "gay rights" group. Or the shocking revelation that the Swedish parliament is pushing to amend that country's constitution to ban speech or writing opposing homosexuality - even within churches themselves - violations of which could result in prison sentences.

But while these are the conflict's familiar flashpoints, the real fight lies elsewhere. Indeed, the biggest war of all is that raging within the churches themselves.

The Catholic Church's devastating clergy sex scandal - with its seemingly endless revelations of predatory homosexual priests molesting boys, and the stunning failure of their superiors to put a stop to it - is the tip of the iceberg. As August's Whistleblower shows, the fierce battle for control, not only of the Catholic Church, but of many of the mainline Protestant denominations as well, is the real story.

The combatants range from the familiar front-line storm troopers - homosexual activists, ACLU lawyers, atheists - to the exotic - environmentalists, the United Nations, globalists, New Agers, witches, occultists and many others almost too strange to believe. But all are engaged in an ultimate fight - a battle to the death, winner takes all - for control of the major institutions of the Christian religion.

"America is rapidly changing from the jewel of Judeo-Christian Western Civilization to a screaming babel of wild religious movements, each more wacky than the next, and all animated by rebellion against the religion and values upon which America was founded, and which made it the greatest nation in world history," said WND Editor and CEO Joseph Farah.

And just what, exactly, is attempting to replace Christianity as the dominant religion in America?

Superficially, it appears to be just a freak show, ranging from the seemingly harmless "Entertainment Paganism" ("Dungeons and Dragons," "white witchcraft," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Witchblade") to "Teen Cult Paganism" (teens in Gothic drag, freaky hair colors, tattoos, body piercing, "body art," black garb, studs and chains) to "Ecology Theology" (free-form sexual morality, "gaia" worship, native spirituality rituals) to the wide-ranging "New Age Movement" (believes humankind is on the cusp of a new dawn, beginning new phase in evolutionary history) to "Dark Paganism" (believes there's no such thing as "evil," and that destruction and death are forms of beauty) to "Wicca" (witchcraft is reportedly the fastest growing religion in Australia) and "Satanism" (consciously acknowledges Satan as master, and seeks power to corrupt all things, especially Christianity).

But that's only the surface. As WND reveals in this issue of Whistleblower, the paganization of America's churches - already well under way - is consciously intended to usher in a "new age" of global government, with the United Nations as the global "brain" of a new world order.

And no, this is not conspiracy stuff. It's real - and it's happening now.

A new world religion

This "new" religious worldview is sugar-coated with high-minded and universal ideals of environmental protection and species preservation, but the ultimate agenda behind the movement is much darker.

The ultimate purpose of "green religion" is to convince the people of the world to embrace world governance - which for a free nation like America represents a massive loss of national sovereignty and personal freedom - for the supposed sake of Mother Earth ("gaia") and the environment. After all, it is a lot easier to administer world government if all people believe it represents their salvation, rather than tyranny.

How is this to be accomplished? To begin with, assign new names to old demons. What once was called "paganism" has been renamed and assigned a new respectability as the "gaia hypothesis." The once-hated idea of world government has been renamed "global governance." The concept of national sovereignty is eroding and transmuting into the concept of "sovereign equality."

"The vanguard of this movement," explains Henry Lamb in "The rise of global green religion," "people like James Parks Morton, James Lovelock, Robert Muller, Al Gore, Timothy Wirth and many, many others, have been 'enlightened' through their biocentric belief in gaia" - the belief that the earth itself is a conscious, living organism - "and therefore they know what is best for the planet. They also know that the only way to protect the sacred gaia is to control the people who are degrading her. The only way to control the people is through an omnipotent government that is, at this moment, consolidating its power into an ever-growing bureaucracy, now stretching around the globe, extending its tentacles into every corner of human life, creating de facto global governance."

And guess what? Not only has this new "enlightened" worldview permeated Western schools and governments, but America's Christian churches themselves also are rapidly being converted to this new religious paradigm.

Most Americans have no idea this is happening. Many don't want to know. And yet, Americans are the only power on earth strong enough to prevent global governance from taking control of the entire planet.

[angels4u]

Hi Goldendragon,

The article you posted is so true, "The New Age" even creeps in the Christian Churches, this is very sad that we are not more deserned to prevent that from happening.

There are also alot of Christians who do not see anything wrong with some of the teachings, very slowy alot of that stuff becomes acceptable even for alot of Christians.

I like your opininon, I know that Ophrah is very New Age, but what do you think of Dr. Phill? He has his own show  now for awhile.

I watched it this week a few times and it seems interesting, do you think he is using "New Age "technique also?

In

Christ,Angels

[GoldenDragon]

I'm familiar with Dr Phil, but I don't follow him or really pay him much attention at all. I know his solutions are all secular, but as long as they line up with scripture I see no reason a person can't use them for guidelines.

I don't know anything about his religious beliefs and for me that would be the key question.

Life Strategist Dr. Phillip C. Mcgraw hosts nationally syndicated series Dr. Phil. Known to millions as the human behavior expert from The Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil is also a #1 New York Times best-selling author and co-founder of Courtroom Sciences, Inc., the world's leading litigation consulting firm. Drawing on 25 years of experience in psychology and human functioning, Dr. Phil deals with real issues in his signature "tell-it-like-it-is" style.

Dr. Phil and his three sisters grew up in Oklahoma and Texas, where their father worked as a salesman for an oil-equipment company and their mother was a homemaker. Dr. Phil was awarded a football scholarship to the University of Tulsa, and then finished his degree at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas. Later, he earned his doctorate in psychology at the University of North Texas. In 1979, Dr. Phil opened a practice with his father, who got his psychology degree at the age of 40.

After years of practicing, Dr. Phil realized that traditional therapy was not his calling. "From the very beginning, it wasn't for me. I didn't have the patience for it," he says.

In 1989, he co-founded Courtroom Sciences, Inc., a company that assists the legal profession by conducting mock trials, behavioral analysis, jury selection and mediation.

It was through CSI that Dr. Phil met Oprah Winfrey. In 1996, she was being sued by cattlemen who claimed she defamed the beef industry on one of her shows, and Oprah hired CSI to help with her case. Dr. Phil did just that in 1998, and soon after he became an expert on her show, dealing with life strategies and relationships.

The author of three New York Times bestsellers, Dr. Phil also conducts motivational seminars across America. He is currently working on his fourth book, which outlines strategies for weight management.

He has been married to his wife Robin for 26 years. They have two sons, 23-year-old Jay and 15-year-old Jordan.

[Guest Xan]

You're right about the paganism creeping into our world.  But let me ask you:  Why do you call yourself GoldenDragon?  Isn't your very handle a paganistic name?

[GoldenDragon]

You're right about the paganism creeping into our world.

[For Him Alone]

quote golden dragon:  Superficially, it appears to be just a freak show, ranging from the seemingly harmless "Entertainment Paganism" ("Dungeons and Dragons," "white witchcraft," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Witchblade") to "Teen Cult Paganism" (teens in Gothic drag, freaky hair colors, tattoos, body piercing, "body art," black garb, studs and chains)

What is the link between Buffy and World Governance? Maybe I'm thick, but it's quite a stretch to try to connect a kid's hair color with the belief that earth is a living organism?

I agree that there's alot going on but I fail to see the link, and your post seemed to say "see, here's a and here's b so you see that c is here as well", and I don't see any connection. I doubt if any 17 year old with blue hair would either. Please explain?

I'd say if anything the link would be the liberals taking over, which is NOT news. Teens are the most liberal of anyone in the world, and change their views weekly. that's just hormones, mostly. Now Al Gore--he's scary. But in my opinion so are televangelists! Where do they fit in this scheme of things?

[GoldenDragon]

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