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  1 1      |          have your answer ready for people who ask you the reason for
  2 1.1    |          quite correctly, that many people hover between certainty
  3 1.1    |       medicine simply fails to heal people effectively. The fact that
  4 1.1    |             created a climate where people look inwards, into themselves,
  5 1.1    |     alternative institutions, which people hope will respond to their
  6 1.1    |            authority and tradition; people feel the need to “belong”
  7 1.1    |          rapidly-growing numbers of people who claim that it is possible
  8 1.1    |      individual.~New Age appeals to people imbued with the values of
  9 1.1    |            yet it claims to satisfy people's spiritual appetites. But
 10 1.2    |           ease and speed with which people can now communicate is one
 11 1.2    |            come to the attention of people of all ages and backgrounds,
 12 1.2    |             especially with younger people, who find it a congenial
 13 1.2    |          serious to the ridiculous. People need, and have a right to,
 14 1.4    |    esotericism and gnosticism. Many people are particularly attracted
 15 1.5    |             the Church a challenge. People feel the Christian religion
 16 1.5    |            search which often leads people to the New Age is a genuine
 17 1.5    |          pays no attention to other people, the future and the environment”.( 8)
 18 1.5    |            accused of being deaf to people's longings, her members
 19 1.5    |             the often-silent cry in people's hearts, which leads them
 20 2      |           globally but act locally. People who are part of the network
 21 2      |          diverse elements, allowing people to share interests or connections
 22 2      |     includes a bewildering array of people linked to the movement's
 23 2      |          Age is often a response to people's religious questions and
 24 2      |         needs, and its appeal is to people who are trying to discover
 25 2      |            the genuine character of people's search for meaning and
 26 2      |            a critical dialogue with people approaching the same world
 27 2      |           is worth saying that many people dislike the term New Age,
 28 2.1    |             about New Age?~For many people, the term New Age clearly
 29 2.1    |         their esoteric antecedents. People who stress the imminent
 30 2.1    |            some of its expressions, people do not watch passively,
 31 2.1    |          for meaning and liberation people have turned to the spiritual
 32 2.1    |           had an enormous impact on people's life-styles. It is suggested
 33 2.2.1  |           with paranormal entities. People recognised as “mediums”
 34 2.2.1  |            body and faculties. Some people who have witnessed these
 35 2.2.1  |            teach through particular people is another New Age experience
 36 2.2.1  |           Age experience claimed by people who refer to themselves
 37 2.2.2  |            of the universe, so that people may modulate the tone of
 38 2.2.3  |           its coming phase of life. People have access to their former
 39 2.3.2  |             beings seek to control. People can contact the upper or
 40 2.3.2  |        spirits, devils) or rituals.~People can be initiated into the
 41 2.3.2  |             and of Islam. She urged people to return to the mother-goddess
 42 2.3.2  |            and memories shared with people from various different ages
 43 2.3.2  |           of theories which enabled people to talk about God while
 44 2.3.3  |       various activities, ideas and people who might validly attract
 45 2.3.3  |            religions and cultures~– people follow enlightened masters...~ ~
 46 2.3.4.1|   techniques are meant to reveal to people their divine power; by using
 47 2.3.4.1|         power; by using this power, people prepare the way for the
 48 2.3.4.1|         powerful influence on young people. This is all far removed
 49 2.3.4.1|       something which affects young people; the basic themes of esoteric
 50 2.3.4.1|           themselves afresh. How do people hope to do this? By deciphering
 51 2.3.4.1|          classical New Age account, people are born with a divine spark,
 52 2.3.4.1|            successive incarnations. People are subject to the determining
 53 2.3.4.1|       Salvation which would come to people from outside themselves,
 54 2.3.4.1|            enlightenment which help people to acquire further self-control
 55 2.3.4.1|        there is only one Mind, some people can be channels for higher
 56 2.3.4.3|             New Age, having plucked people out of fragmentary politics,
 57 2.3.4.3|             a society of autonomous people who have discovered the
 58 2.4    |            subtle disempowerment of people, which could leave them
 59 2.4    |           that what is implied when people opt for New Age alternatives
 60 2.4    |           fulfilling the manager', 'people come first' or 'unlocking
 61 2.4    |                 So it is clear that people involved do seek wisdom
 62 2.4    |        whales, trees or like-minded people, but with the whole of creation –
 63 2.4    | institutions or by large numbers of people are identified by Cardinal
 64 2.5    |            New Age is an attempt by people who experience the world
 65 2.5    |             a large part in causing people to look for an alternative,
 66 2.5    |             For a growing number of people, absolute beliefs or norms
 67 2.5    |         inability to tolerate other people's views and convictions.
 68 2.5    |      essential to bear in mind that people are involved with New Age
 69 2.5    |            that, for the most part, people are attracted to particular
 70 2.5    |             are labelled “New Age”. People who use aromatherapy or
 71 2.5    |             a way of profiting from people's perceived spiritual needs.
 72 2.5    |         where relationships between people can be either very impersonal
 73 2.5    |             prayer”-groups to which people choose to belong, but it
 74 3.1    |        imperfection and finiteness. People discover their profound
 75 3.1    |             mysticism (51) based on people's awareness of a universe
 76 3.1    |      religious experience. For some people this transformation takes
 77 3.2    |            a movement in which most people are “very serious seekers
 78 3.2    |           which, in the end, leaves people more alone and unsatisfied.~ ~
 79 3.3    |             can be repeated in many people, places and times; it is
 80 3.4    |           the Holy Spirit. The more people progress in their relationship
 81 3.5    |          there has been a stream of people professing belief in “the
 82 4      |           Paul “to instruct certain people not to teach false doctrine
 83 4      |            being and the world, the people with whom Christians may
 84 4      |          these questions applied to people and ideas not explicitly
 85 4      |             fully developed in some people than in others. God is no
 86 4      |             reincarnations to allow people to realise their full potential. ~
 87 4      |    experience of the death of other people provokes a healthy crisis. ~
 88 4      |         irrational and narcissistic people, or to allow oneself to
 89 5      |             to the town to tell the people” all about the man (verse
 90 5      |            rich harvest in terms of people who may have been attracted
 91 5      |        acknowledge the sincerity of people searching for the truth;
 92 5      |           It is a matter of letting people react in their own way,
 93 6.1    |                  Alternatives offer people not two possibilities, but
 94 6.1    |           to assisting its arrival. People who wonder if it is possible
 95 6.1    |         acceptance of the idea that people create their own reality
 96 6.1    |             of suffering and death: people with severe handicaps or
 97 6.1    |     reincarnation is clear proof of people's fear of death and their
 98 6.2    |             been abused to demonise people and practices. It is essential
 99 6.2    |            check the credentials of people, groups and institutions
100 6.2    |           as “prayer groups”. Those people who are invited to such
101 6.2    |             be recognised.(93) Many people are convinced that there
102 6.2    |          kairos for evangelisation. People's minds and hearts are already
103 6.2    |     Dialogue between Christians and people attracted to the New Age
104 6.2    |             more is needed. Helping people in their spiritual search
105 6.2    |            of the cathedrals to the people in the fair. Christians
106 7.1    |            incarnation of what some people call the energies of cosmic
107 7.1    |      ordinary things); ~*planetary (people must be at one and the same
108 7.2    |          doctrine meant to initiate people into “objective knowledge”
109 7.2    |  incarnation, which will reveal how people can save themselves....
110 7.2    |             themselves.... For many people, Jesus is nothing more than
111 7.2    |            initiation process takes people from a merely external,
112 7.2    |    consciousness at a deeper level. People are invited to undertake
113 7.2    |       variety of techniques to help people reach a higher level of
114 7.2    |             music is meant to bring people further into the New Age
115 7.2    |       Thinking: the conviction that people can change physical reality
116 7.2    |             and the spirits of dead people through ritualised possession (
117 7.2    |            distant past rather than people who had died only recently.
118 8      |           and the New Age. How Good People are being drawn into Jungian