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 1 1.1    |              it is possible to blend Christianity and New Age, by taking what
 2 1.1    |   remembering that deviations within Christianity have also gone beyond traditional
 3 1.1    |            is completely fatalistic. Christianity, on the other hand, is an
 4 1.2    |              the differences between Christianity and New Age.~ ~
 5 1.3    |              up in the early days of Christianity, and gained momentum at
 6 1.3    |              humanity in traditional Christianity, with more and more original
 7 1.4    |    completely abandoned the realm of Christianity. Instead, it has always
 8 1.4    |            existed side by side with Christianity, sometimes taking the shape
 9 2.1    |          which has been dominated by Christianity. But the current age of
10 2.1    |           lore of the Druids, Celtic Christianity, mediaeval alchemy, Renaissance
11 2.1    |     relationship between New Age and Christianity, is the total recasting
12 2.3.1  |              have been supplanted by Christianity; but this perennial esoteric
13 2.3.1  |            Father-God of Judaism and Christianity, and removes the prospect
14 2.3.2  |         sectarianism' of traditional Christianity as perceived by spiritualists
15 2.3.2  |             male” God of Judaism, of Christianity and of Islam. She urged
16 2.3.2  |       struggle against “patriarchal” Christianity today.~Marilyn Ferguson
17 2.3.2  |          that he had “psychologised” Christianity was that “psychology is
18 2.3.4.1|           with Nietzsche's idea that Christianity has prevented the full manifestation
19 2.4    |            any philosophy or theory. Christianity always seeks to measure
20 3.3    |          Christ~In the early days of Christianity, believers in Jesus Christ
21 3.5    |         contrast between New Age and Christianity. So much New Age literature
22 4      |             biblical texts to purify Christianity of the formal religion which
23 4      |         anthropocentrism ascribed to Christianity and rejected by many New
24 4      |           mediator of redemption. In Christianity salvation is not an experience
25 4      |          harmony, is unacceptable to Christianity.  ~Where there is true love,
26 4      |            of love. Union is seen in Christianity as communion, unity as community. ~* 
27 4      |            nature. In this scenario, Christianity has to be eliminated and
28 6.1    | anti-Christian. Their stance towards Christianity is not neutral, but neutralising:
29 6.1    |             standpoints, traditional Christianity is not sincerely regarded
30 6.1    |             tolerable place for true Christianity”, and there are even arguments
31 6.2    |             to the central tenets of Christianity is what counts. ~*The Catholic
32 6.2    |              past and present. Where Christianity's rich symbolism, and its
33 6.2    |             proposals, the appeal of Christianity will be felt first of all
34 7.2    |            the age of Pisces that of Christianity, Aquarius the age of a universal
35 7.2    |            In the first centuries of Christianity, the Fathers of the Church
36 7.2    |           further problem arises for Christianity when the question of the
37 7.2    |         religions. Whatever preceded Christianity is reckoned to be more genuine
38 7.2    |             moved away from orthodox Christianity, through Unitarianism to