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 1 1.3       |      has given space to New Age ideas is the general acceptance
 2 1.4       |       return of ancient gnostic ideas under the guise of the so-called
 3 2         |        Age has been a source of ideas for various religious and
 4 2.1       |         which incorporates many ideas which have no explicit link
 5 2.1   (15)|       to name individuals whose ideas had influenced them, either
 6 2.1       |        reaction to the dominant ideas and values in western culture,
 7 2.3.2     |        its clearest form in the ideas of Helena Blavatsky, a Russian
 8 2.3.3     |         the various activities, ideas and people who might validly
 9 2.3   (40)|     section on David Spangler's ideas in Actualité des religions
10 2.3.4.3   |       who are unafraid of alien ideas and alien cultures, who
11 2.4       |        somewhat more humanistic ideas abroad in the world of business.
12 2.4       |      the world of business. The ideas have to do with the workplace
13 2.5       |     that such a rapid spread of ideas is either by chance or by
14 2.5       |      characteristics of New Age ideas. What is offered is often
15 3.1       |        new” when so many of its ideas have been taken from ancient
16 4         |          New Age” refers to the ideas which circulate about God,
17 4         | questions applied to people and ideas not explicitly labelled
18 4         |        not only promoting their ideas now, but also working with
19 6.1       |      found an evaluation of the ideas of New Age. In the first
20 7.1       |         formulations of New Age ideas ~William Bloom's 1992 formulation
21 7.2       |        see a reborth of gnostic ideas in much New Age thinking,
22 7.2       |   against the background of the ideas of Swedenborg and Mesmer,
23 7.3       |        Movement, and has spread ideas about holistic medicine