A New Age priestess and radical tantrist appeared in Maricopa County Superior Court last week claiming a Catholic conspiracy is behind the charges brought against her “goddess temple” which include prostitution, pandering, money laundering and illegal control of an enterprise.
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We’ve had a question from a reader who is wondering about a man named Matt Kahn, an up-and-coming New Age guru who believes he can offer the world “sacred heart wisdom that invites human consciousness into the joy of liberated existence” (classic New Age non-speak) by introducing them to their true divine nature. Are his teachings safe for Christians?
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For those of us who breathed a sigh of relief when author J.K. Rowling decided to end the controversial Harry Potter book series, news of a new book set to launch this summer comes as a mix of bad news and déjà vu.
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In a hard-hitting article appearing in the Vatican’s L’Osservatore Romano, the president of the International Association of Exorcists expressed his disappointment that instead of depicting reality – the power of God over evil – most movies are failing to portray this truth accurately.
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The culture continues to embrace the occult in ever more creative ways. This popular UK news site is recommending that females can have their “luckiest year ever” by resorting to magic spells, superstitions and rituals.
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While calling the film “wonderfully familiar and fresh”, the Christian-based
Movieguide is warning parents to beware of a very strong New Age worldview which permeates the movie which could provide a valuable teaching moment for children.
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Faith-based critics say the new Fox series, Lucifer, which seeks to glamorize Satan, is more like “theater of the absurd” than a serious threat to the faith of believers.
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SMB asks: “
What are Angel Boards? They look a lot like Ouija Boards. Are they the same thing and are they safe to use?”
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A psychic named Priscilla Kelly Delmaro, 26, has been charged with grand larceny and is looking at spending up to a year in jail after conning a lovesick man out of nearly $1 million dollars.
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CB asks: “T
here is a post on Facebook about the drink called Monster. It claims to have 666 written on the can. According to Snopes.com there is nothing to this claim. Any thoughts?”
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In a hard-hitting article appearing in the Vatican’s L’Osservatore Romano, the president of the International Association of Exorcists expressed his disappointment that instead of depicting reality – the power of God over evil – most movies are failing to portray this truth accurately.
The culture continues to embrace the occult in ever more creative ways. This popular UK news site is recommending that females can have their “luckiest year ever” by resorting to magic spells, superstitions and rituals.
