Audio, Video and Books on the New Age
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Audio
Video
Constance Cumbey: Discovering the New Age Movement
God’s of the New Age (Purchase DVD)
“I thought TM (Transcendental Meditation) was strengthening my family, but it was really weakening it because I was turning all my attention in on myself.”
The Atlantis Connection by Chris Pinto
Award winning film maker of Secret Mysteries of America’s Beginnings; Chris Pinto talks about the connections between ancient Atlantis and the United States of America.
Invisible Denomination: The New Age
This New Age is also affecting the church as well. I recommend Lighthouse Trails Research site.
Books
Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow: The New Age Movement and Our Coming Age of Barbarism by Constance Cumby
Although
the rainbow seems to be only a colored arc of lightrefracted through raindrops,
to both Christians and New Agers ithas a deep meaning.
According to the Bible, the rainbow is symbolic of God’s everlasting covenant that he would never again destroy the earth by a flood.
However, the New Age Movement uses rainbows to signify their building of the Rainbow Bridge (antahkarana) between man and Lucifer who, they say, is the over-soul.
New Agers place small rainbow decals on their automobiles and book stores as a signal to others in the Movement. Some people, of course, use the rainbow as a decoration, unaware of the growing popular acceptance of its occult meaning and the hidden dangers.
“It is the contention of this writer that for the first time inhistory there is a viable movement - the New Age Movement - that truly meets all the scriptural requirements for the antichrist and the political movement that will bring him on the world scene.”
“It is further the position of the writer that this most likely isthe great apostasy or ‘falling away’ spoken of by the Apostle Pauland that the antichrist’s appearance could be a very real event inour immediate future.”
A Planned Deception The Staging of a New Age “Messiah” by Constance Cumby
Review by Steven H Propp: “She
wrote in the Introduction to this 1985 book, ‘Since my first book
... was published in 1983, my life has been anything but ‘normal.’
I probably have 35 feet of unopened mail gracing my office... I will forever
be grateful to the unknown benefactor who sent me a voluminous packet on
the Club of Rome, Planetary Citizens, and other New Age groups... Then there
was a painful matter of the public criticism. I received it from two sources:
from the ranks of the New Agers and from some within the Christian community.
The first I anticipated. The second I also should have expected, but that
did not ease its sting... I also faced the disillusionment of hearing people
I formerly admired tell outright falsehoods. Two who are widely respected
in the field of cults made frequent statements on their radio programs that
they invited me on their programs and I refused the invitations. They had
never done so... Seeing (the New Age Movement’s) prophetic and historic
implications in context makes me realize that we are fortunate to live in
a time that all the Old Testament prophets would have loved to see... This
sequel to ‘The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow’ are about about
those signs and ‘Hidden Dangers’ to which we must remain alert.’”
