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1 Fwd | Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.~These reflections 2 Fwd | movement differs from the Christian faith. This study invites 3 Fwd | Age in comparison with the Christian message. Some suggestions 4 1 | thinkers in opposition to Christian faith. What is indeed required 5 1.1 | Pisces – known to them as the Christian age – is drawing to a close. 6 1.1 | not consistent with the Christian message. So this seems to 7 1.1 | right moment to offer a Christian assessment of New Age thinking 8 1.1 | identity.(1) Some say that the Christian religion is patriarchal 9 1.1 | differences between the Christian tradition and much of what 10 1.2 | not all that is labelled “Christian” or “Catholic” can be trusted 11 1.3 | indifference towards the Christian faith.~Furthermore, there 12 1.3 | the ancient world, both Christian and pagan.~ ~ 13 1.4 | to do so run counter to Christian revelation. In Western culture 14 1.4 | often denied.~An adequate Christian discernment of New Age thought 15 1.4 | all that is essentially Christian”.( 6) An example of this 16 1.4 | doctrine and the life of the Christian faith.~ ~ 17 1.5 | understanding of the content of Christian faith is weak, some mistakenly 18 1.5 | mistakenly hold that the Christian religion does not inspire 19 1.5 | challenge. People feel the Christian religion no longer offers 20 2 | are inconsistent with the Christian revelation.~This is a pastoral 21 2 | difficult to reconcile it with Christian doctrine and spirituality.~ 22 2 | discernment in the light of Christian faith. The purpose of this 23 2 | that they can then make a Christian evaluation of the elements 24 2.1 | practices, Cabbalism, early Christian gnosticism, Sufism, the 25 2.1 | not a return to orthodox Christian doctrines and creeds. The 26 2.1 (21) | journal of the Berkeley Christian Coalition puts it this way: “ 27 2.3.1 | time of crisis~“Both the Christian tradition and the secular 28 2.3 (31) | Church on Some Aspects of Christian Meditation (Orationis Formas), 29 2.3.2 | light on many aspects of the Christian faith, particularly on the 30 2.3 (34) | quote passages dealing with Christian mystics, the liturgy and 31 2.3.4.1 | therapies (as opposed to the Christian view of co-operation with 32 2.5 (50) | discussed below in § 3.4, “Christian mysticism and New Age mysticism”. ~ 33 3 | 3 NEW AGE AND CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY~ 34 3.2 | this sense, while it is not Christian, New Age spirituality is 35 3.3 | in New Age thought: the Christian conception of God is one 36 3.3 | within us.~According to Christian belief, Jesus Christ is 37 3.4 | 3.4. Christian mysticism and New Age mysticism~ 38 3.4 | levels of comparison between Christian mysticism and New Age mysticism. 39 3.4 | The essential element in Christian faith, however, is God's 40 3.4 | them or do without them. A Christian's “method of getting closer 41 3.4 | Gospel. The heart of genuine Christian mysticism is not technique: 42 3.4 | presumption and pretentiousness. Christian prayer is not an exercise 43 3.5 (63) | You are Gods. Orthodox Christian Theosis and Deification 44 3.5 | Himself”. Here theosis, the Christian understanding of divinisation, 45 4 | 4 NEW AGE AND CHRISTIAN FAITH IN CONTRAST~It is 46 4 | From the point of view of Christian faith, it is not possible 47 4 | the revealed contents of Christian faith – it cannot be viewed 48 4 | religiosity on the same level as Christian faith, making the difference 49 4 | thought and practice from a Christian standpoint. “New Age” refers 50 4 | rather diffuse, whereas the Christian concept is a very clear 51 4 | very different from the Christian understanding of God as 52 4 | or avatars, whereas in Christian tradition He is the Son 53 4 | esoteric essence.(68) ~In the Christian Tradition Jesus Christ is 54 4 | within themselves. ~The Christian approach grows out of the 55 4 | Jesus Christ is presented in Christian teaching as “The Way, the 56 4 | heart they are still not Christian prayer. Even when it is 57 4 | the double orientation of Christian prayer, which involves introspection 58 4 | being a merely human effort, Christian mysticism is essentially 59 4 | the 'you' of God”.(76)“The Christian, even when he is alone and 60 4 | full potential. ~In the Christian perspective “only the light 61 4 | irreconcilable with the Christian belief that a human person 62 4 | other (person). A genuine Christian searches for unity in the 63 5 | is at the heart of every Christian action, and every Christian 64 5 | Christian action, and every Christian message. So the Church constantly 65 6.1 | replace the predominantly Christian Age of Pisces. New Age thinkers 66 6.1 | thrives on confusion. The Christian tradition has always valued 67 6.1 | are incompatible with the Christian faith: these movements “ 68 6.2 | reflect or conflict with a Christian vision of God, the human 69 6.2 | effective in promoting true Christian spirituality. Catholic cultural 70 6.2 | for the marks of genuine Christian spirituality, and to be 71 6.2 | intention of a “prayer group”. Christian prayer and the God of Jesus 72 6.2 | hidden depths of the self. ~*Christian groups which promote care 73 6.2 | perhaps a necessary mark of Christian stewardship of creation, 74 6.2 | reliable information on the Christian understanding of time and 75 6.2 | sound presentation of the Christian message. We can be proud 76 6.2 | holiness in the lives of Christian men and women past and present. 77 6.2 | making sense of the whole Christian message. ~*Perhaps the 78 6.2 | most of the riches of the Christian spiritual heritage. The 79 6.2 | would reveal the riches of Christian tradition, and perhaps clarify 80 7.2 | the first century of the christian era.(100) Alexandrian hermeticism 81 7.3 (106)| Cf. John Saliba, Christian Responses to the New Age 82 8 | Bishops on Certain Aspects of Christian Meditation (Orationis Formas), 83 8 | Washington (USCC) 1995. ~ ~Christian studies ~Raúl Berzosa Martinez, 84 8 | Servant) 1992. ~John Saliba, Christian Responses to the New Age