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 1 2         | Nevertheless, given the underlying vision of New Age religiosity,
 2 2.1       |           the Age of Aquarius is a vision, not a theory. But New Age
 3 2.1       |       interpretation of the former vision. Perhaps the clearest example
 4 2.2   (24)|           heart of the post-modern vision of a disenchanted world
 5 2.3.1     |            of ecology.(30) The new vision which is the goal of conscious
 6 2.3.1     |            such a Being.~In such a vision of a closed universe that
 7 2.3.2     |          threads of a transforming vision based on the expansion of
 8 2.3.4.1   |         denies the anthropological vision of the Bible, in which human
 9 2.3.4.1   |          illness and health), in a vision where every individual is
10 2.4       |            would appear in another vision.~– New Age imports Eastern
11 2.4       |          whether the benefits of a vision based on the ever-expanding
12 4         |          inspire a very particular vision of reality. Certainly New
13 6.1       |              either an alternative vision of reality or an alternative
14 6.2       |          conflict with a Christian vision of God, the human person
15 6.2       |           fits in with the New Age vision of moving into an age where
16 7.1       |     characteristics of the New Age vision, which is: ~*holistic (globalising,
17 7.2       |       their place in this holistic vision of global reality by expanding
18 7.3       |           harmony with nature, the vision of a transformed world,
19 9.1       |        David Spangler, The New Age Vision, Forres (Findhorn Publications)
20 9.1       |      Spangler, Towards a Planetary Vision, Forres (Findhorn Publications)