The New Age prosperity Gospel is so well-packaged and delivered it’s easy to become enchanted by it. Otherwise known as the health and wealth Gospel,” people who espouse this teaching believe that God meant for everyone to be rich. All we have to do is ask in the right way, or be generous to others, in order to trigger an avalanche of cash.
As BB from Oklahoma relates, it was only by the grace of God that he was finally able to see through this preposterous misrepresentation of Sacred Scripture.
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A reader of our blog gave us permission to print a moving glimpse into her conversion from the New Age, along with an excerpt from Pope Francis' "The Joy of the Gospel", and asks us all to remember to pray for those who are caught up in these false beliefs.
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We have received a question from a reader about a Benedictine monk known as David Steindl-Rast, 99, whose books, which are being read by family members, appear to mix Buddhism and Catholicism. What is the best way to defend against these writings?
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It should come as no surprise to anyone that AI is now being used for everything from tarot card readings to communicating with the dead, but some Christians wonder if it’s just a computer is it still spiritually dangerous?
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TP writes: “I have been wanting to learn more about the gemstones in the Bible. But I'm questioning when I start to search online there's a lot of new age things. Is it wrong as a Christian to want to study gemstones and if they have any healing properties for us?”
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A Brazilian psychic has gone viral after declaring that an alien mothership will descend upon the FIFA match scheduled for Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on June 24 and abduct both players and spectators.
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MV writes:
“I laughed out loud when I read the title of an article that blood type determines personality. I did not read the article because it sounded absolutely ridiculous. Have you heard of this nonsense? Could you please discuss it and warn others?”
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Tecumseh
HG writes: “Is there any truth to Tecumseh’s Curse?”
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In the West, people tend to greet each other with a handshake and a “hello” – gestures which have no other meaning except common courtesy. But when it comes to the Indian greeting known as the Namaste bow, this is a whole different story.
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KG asks: “Is Baduanjin harmless for Catholics or does it have religious implications?”
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