Another Gospel: Alternative Religions and the New Age MovementAcademie Books, 1989 - 462 pages Ruth A. Tucker's book is a comprehensive survey of all the major alternative religions in the United States, including the new groups since the 1960s. |
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Page 213
... maintains that there is no salvation apart from obedience to God's Law . Faith is of no effect unless it involves obeying the law . As with other reli- gious thinkers who have sought to uphold the teachings of the Apostle Paul , while ...
... maintains that there is no salvation apart from obedience to God's Law . Faith is of no effect unless it involves obeying the law . As with other reli- gious thinkers who have sought to uphold the teachings of the Apostle Paul , while ...
Page 324
... maintains that the New Age Movement is in essence a rebirth of Nazism . She refers to the movement as " the Fourth Reich , " and associates it with the Third Reich which " prac- ticed unmatched barbarity towards its Jewish population ...
... maintains that the New Age Movement is in essence a rebirth of Nazism . She refers to the movement as " the Fourth Reich , " and associates it with the Third Reich which " prac- ticed unmatched barbarity towards its Jewish population ...
Page 353
... maintain that New Age concepts have pene- trated evangelical Christianity at an alarming rate . They give numerous ... maintains that " To under- stand God is finally to realize one's own godhood , " and that Jesus wanted His followers ...
... maintain that New Age concepts have pene- trated evangelical Christianity at an alarming rate . They give numerous ... maintains that " To under- stand God is finally to realize one's own godhood , " and that Jesus wanted His followers ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
UNORTHODOX MOVEMENTS | 31 |
THE LEGACY OF JOSEPH SMITH | 49 |
Copyright | |
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