Jay Gary, who refers to himself as "The Millennium Doctor," (1) is the one person who is quite influential in the Christian world and yet many Christians have never heard of him. Among those Christians who have heard of him are many who really don't know much about him or what he promotes. With this in mind, it is important to take a look at this man. Gary, whose name is actually Judson Gary, has been actively working in evangelical circles for many years. From 1978 to 1982, he developed the Perspectives Study Program, a nationwide lay mission study for worldwide evanglization which now reaches more than 5,000 students a year. (2)He has also written a number of other curricula for missions training.(3) He served with the U.S. Center for World Missions and was executive editor of the World Christian Magazine.(4) From 1986 to 1989 Gary was the communications consultant for Campus Crusade's Newlife 2000 program and the Worldwide Student Network, a program designed to reach college students.(5) He was also a chaplain (in Philadelphia) for Campus Crusade.(6) From 1982 to 1986 he was with Youth with a Mission.(7)
Of course, his activities go much further. He was a consultation director and was instrumental in bringing to pass the Global Consultation on World Evangelization by AD 2000 and Beyond, held in Singapore in January, 1989. (8) He was the director of Leadership '88, the Lausanne movement's national conference for young leaders as well as the assistant to Lausanne's International Director, Thomas Wang.(9) Gary is the founder and coordinator for AD 2000 Global Service Office.(10) The name under which the Global Service Office carries on its business is Celebration 2000, Inc. This organization, of which Gary is the Executive Director, is developing methods to celebrate the year 2000, supposedly in honor of Jesus.(11) Additionally, the Global Service Office is really the parent organization of Bimillennial Press and BimillEnnial Global Interaction Network (BEGIN), which was launched in 1991.(12) We will shortly take a closer look at this particular organization.
Gary has also had a hand in authoring or contributing to several books. He and his wife, Olgy, wrote The Countdown Has Begun and he wrote The Star of 2000. He was on the production team for Target Earth, which was published by Youth With A Mission (YWAM).(13) He was also one of the editors for Countdown to AD 2000.(14) Additionally, Gary was the coordinator for the March for Jesus for Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico in 1994.(15) A videotape entitled The Power of A.D. 2000, distributed by Adopt-A-People in Colorado Springs, Colorado, features Jay Gary. On this video, which was a presentation to a live audience of Christian leaders, Gary recommends some astonishing books. One of the books recommended was The Reimagination of the World written by David Spangler and William Irwin Thompson.(16)
He declared:
If this book is "one of the best," it would be a good idea to check it out. So, how does Spangler view Christ? He writes:
1. "Lucifer works within each of us to bring us to wholeness, and as we move into a new age, with (sic...? word missing) is the age of man's wholeness, each of us in some way is brought to that point which I term the Luciferic initiation, the particular doorway through which the individual must pass if he is to come fully into the presence of his light and his wholeness."(19)
2. "Lucifer came to give us the final gift of wholeness. If we accept it then he is free and we are free. That is the Luciferic initiation. It is one that many people now, and in the days ahead, will be facing, for it is an initiation into the New Age."(20)
3. "Lucifer prepares man in all ways for the experience of Christhood and the Christ prepares man for the experience of God...But the light that reveals to us the presence of the Christ, the light that reveals to us the path to the Christ comes from Lucifer. He is the light giver. He is aptly named the Morning Star because it is his light that heralds for man the dawn of a greater consciousness. He is present when that dawn is realized. He stands no longer as the tester or the tempter but as the great initiator, the one who hands the soul over to the Christ and from the Christ on into ever greater realms." (21)
4. "The being that helps man to reach this point is Lucifer. That is his role. He is the angel of man's evolution. He is the angel of man's inner light. Lucifer is the spirit of light in the microcosmic world." (22)
5. "When this great project of evolution began, man went forth as consciousness to learn his divinity and Lucifer went with him. Lucifer was just what his name implies - the bringer of light. His task was to give man those energies which would so strengthen his inner being that the light of the microcosmic world would be kindled and would burn ever more brightly." (23)
6. "It is important to see that Lucifer, as I am using this term, describes an angel, a being, a great and mighty planetary consciousness."(24).
7. "Christ is the same force as Lucifer but moving in seemingly the opposite direction." (25)
Let's examine Spangler further.
SPANGLER CHANNELS SPIRIT GUIDES.
In 'Emergence: The Rebirth of the Sacred' Spangler reveals that he had "a background of psychic and mystical experiences during childhood."(26) He goes on to divulge that Wayne Guthrie and Bella Karish, both psychics, were his mentors. It was while he was in Bella's home that he made his first contact with a spirit being through meditation. He writes: "When I entered this state at that time, not only did I become immediatelty aware of this other individual in the room but I felt my inner being and his uniting in a very deep way that I had not experienced before. It was like two old friends greeting and embracing each other in love. I then realized that through the connection we had formed, we could communicate through a blending of thoughts, feelings, and images..
Spangler openly promotes psychic phenomena. He states:
NEEDED: A NEW CREATION STORY.
The same video in which Gary recommended Spangler's book, he also mentions that "we should pay attention to" `The Universe Story' written by Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry.(35) He states: "These authors propose a new story of our beginnings and our endings - a new story that will provide harmony between the human family and the whole earth. Their story is epic, sweeping; it's a story - a parable. And it goes from the primer of the flaring forth of the universe eons ago, to the creation of galaxies, and supernovas, and galaxies (sic) to the earth, to the emergence of human life, to the development of classic civilizations, and looks into the future...
Not only is the unscriptural viewpoint of evolution presented in this
book, but the authors inform us: "The later transition from female to male
deity, from Goddess to God, made when the Neolithic village was superseded
by the rising urban centers, can now be recognized as one of the more portentous
transitions that have taken place in human affairs." (40) In other words,
Swimme and Berry claim that the early civilizations worshipped the Goddess
and when humans started worshipping a male God, it was a horrendous transition!
By the way, the authors thank Laurance S. Rockefeller for his generosity,
support, and encouragement in making this book possible. (41)
In the newsletter 'Center for Reflection on the Second Law', Jim Berry
(Thomas Berry's brother), states:
"The religion story ran into 'error' when it 'began to emphasize redemption' and ignore creation." (42)
The advertisement for this conference/tour stattes:
Doesn't it seem quite strange to you that Jay Gary would recommend so many New Agers? Is he doing this unwittingly or intentionally? You will have to be the judge, but one of Gary's close friends happens to be Robert Muller (another one of the speakers for the Power Place tours). One researcher writes:
In 1985 Mother Teresa attended a conference sponsored by the United Nations University of Peace whose featured agenda was a call to bring about the New World Order. (63)
One booklet, 'Creativity:A School of Ageless Wisdom Workshop', was published
by The Lucis Publishing Company
(originally called Lucifer Publishing Company (68)) and The Agni Yoga
Society and was "intended for the use of The School of Ageless Wisdom
[Robert Muller's school] Students only." (69) One page in this
booklet had the New Age/Luciferian "Great Invocation" printed on
it. There are favorable quotes from Alice Bailey's books 'Education in
the New Age' and 'A Treatise on White Magic'.
This booklet also promotes visualization, meditation, and the Hindu/occult
practice of pranayama.
Gary is aware that Muller has authored this occult curriculum, but he
said that he thought there was a lot of good in it although he didn't agree
with the Alice Bailey and Djwhal Kuhl connection.
One researcher prudently asks:
Let's look at a few quotes taken from Muller's books and speeches to
see what else Muller teaches and believes.
1. "The family is indeed the most highly interdependent society, perfected
oveer millions of years of evolution." (72).
2. He refers to himself as a humanist. (73)
3. "I would also like to see published someday a Bible which would
show how the United Nations is a modern biblical institution, bent on implementing
world-wide the wise precepts and divine commandments of the Bible. I would
like to see the same thing done for all great religious or sacred books,
such as the Koran, the Grant Sahib, etc." (74)
4. "The world's major religions must speed up dramatically their ecumenical
movement and recognize the unity of their objectives in the diversity of
their cults ... `My religion, right or wrong,' and `My nation, right or
wrong' must be abandoned forever in the planetary age." (75)
5. "Yes, we must join our Hindu brethren and call henceforth our planet
`Brahma' or the Planet of God." (76)
6. "O God, I know that I come from You, that I am part of You, that
I will return to You, and that there will be no end to my rebirth [reincarnation]
in the eternal stream of Your splended creation." (77)
7. "I believe the most fundamental thing we can do today is to believe
in evolution." (78)
8. "Decide to open yourself to God, to the Universe, to all your brethren
and sisters, to your inner self...to the potential of the human race, to
the infinity of your inner self, and you will become the universe... you
will become infinity, and you will be at long last your real, divine, stupendous
self." (79)
9. "The individual is therefore the alpha and omega of all our efforts."
(80) (See Revelation 1:8,11; 21:6; and 22:13 and notice that Jesus is the
Alpha and Omega, not mankind.)
10. "My great personal dream is to get a tremendous `alliance between
all major religions and the UN.' " (81)
11. "If Christ came back to earth, his first visit would be to the
United Nations to see if his dream of human oneness and brotherhood had
come true." (82)
UNITED NATIONS.
Of course, Robert Muller is a big proponent ofthe United Nations. Just who helped support the UN Charter? It was the Council on Foreign Relations members. A. Ralph Epperson informs us that "forty-seven members of the CFR were members to the United States delegation..."(83) Now, all that had to be done was to have the Charter ratified by the Senate. (84) In order to get this Charter ratified, much misinformation was spread to the American people. In addition, it was kept from the public that the UN "was designed to promote the cause of the world socialism, the aim of the U.S.S.R." (85) You may wonder if it is fair to suggest that the UN is promoting the same goal as the Communists. Well, here is a list of some of the men in the United States government whose planning led to the creation of the U.N:
Not only were many of the drafters of the UN Charter Communists, but
the Constitution of the U.S.S.R. is almost identical to the Constitution
of the UN! (89) "In addition, the seals of both the UN and the U.S.S.R.
are very similar. Again, no coincidence: the UN Seal was designed by Carl
Aldo Marzani, a well-known Leftist." (90) Are you starting to get
an idea of what life in a one world government under the control of the
United Nations may entail?
The UN poses as a "peacekeeping" organization. The Preamble
to its Charter states that the United Nations is "determined to save
succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetimes
has brought untold sorrow to mankind..."(91) How has the UN measured
up? Well, a quick look at the United Nations' record of the past five decades
reveals that the UN is far from a peacekeeping organization. One researcher
comments: "The simple truth is that never in all of recorded history has
there been a similar period so filled with war, terrorism and moral corruption.
Since 1945 there have been more than 50 major outbreaks of violence: Korea,
Vietnam, Hungary, Tibet, Biafra and Katanga are just a few.
GARY PROMOTES THE UNITED NATIONS.
Since Reobert Muller and Jay Gary are friends, how does Gary feel about the United Nations? Good question! Actually, he is quite pleased with it. Gary (until recently) proudly displayed a United Nations flag in his home that could be seen by those passing by. He also admitted that he was a member of the local chapter of the United Nations. (93) In September 1993 he personally invited Linda Sellers to a United Nations meeting and added a note: "Please join us. It was great to talk about 2000. Jay"
In December, 1994 Gary had done a particular radio interview. Some comments
that were recorded after this interview are interesting. He stated: "God
reigns over the UN...I believe we'll have global government in a hundred
years, easy ..." (94) Additionally, in the book 'Countdown to AD 2000',
which Gary helped edit, there is a promotion of the United Nations and
many of its 32 specialized agencies.
For instance, below are some of the "AD 2000 Global Goals" presented
in this book: "
21. Support FAO goal for eradication of human hunger by 2000, and then
beyond....
"23. Support WHO goal of safe drinking water for every soul on Earth
by 2000 and beyond ...
"28. Support UNICEF goal to halve child deaths (38,000 a day in 1988)
by 1997, then continuing to decrease by 2000 and beyond.
"29. Support WHO goal to halt child diarrhoea (sic) deaths by giving
all parents of children under 5 access to ORT (oral rehydration therapy)
and a trained health worker, the world proportion of children so covered
to increase from 3% (1980) to 50% (1988) to 100% by AD 2000.
"30. Support WHO goal of rise of worldwide immunization coverage from
9% (1980) to 50% (1987) to 100% by 1990, staying there through 2000, and
beyond ...
"37. Support UNESCO goal to increase adult literacy from the present
45% to 100% by 2000." (95)
LET'S REDISTRIBUTE THE WEALTH.
While the goals may sound good, working with the United Nations and
supporting their agenda is highly dangerous. Of course, if they are supporting
the United Nations' agenda, it should come as no surprise to find that
this book which Gary helped to edit supports the communistic idea of the
redistribution of the wealth.
One of the goals is:
"Inaugurate a `New Global Order' of itinerate Spirit-led ministry options." (99)
One final goal that I'll mention is
"69. Emphasize to the entire Christian world by AD 2000 that martyrdom
is a major form of evangelisation,
that the world's anticipated 500,000 annual Christian martyrs
are major players in God's global plan,
and that Christians suffering for their faith should realize
they are playing a vital role in world evangelization.... "9. Evangelization
by Martyrdom: 50 million Christians killed for their faith in 180 countries
across 20 centuries." (100)
This is actually a goal to have 50 million Christians killed for their faith - but it is covered up by saying that this is just part of "God's global plan" ! Of course, the one world government advocates plan on killing the Christians so that they will be able to proceed unimpeded with their diabolical plans, but why would Jary Gary and others in the AD 2000 movement want to help the one worlders with their plans? Could it be that Jay Gary is really a New Ager in disguise who has infiltrated the church world? If he is not, why would he promote the above-mentioned New Agers and many of their plans as well?
HINDU DEVOTEE.
Gary's endorsement of New Agers and the United Nations doesn't stop
here, however. In his book, 'The Star of 2000', he quotes favorably from
Robert Muller's novel,
Yet another book mentioned is Arthur C. Clarke's '2001: A Space Odyssey'. Clarke also wrote a book entitled '2010:Odyssey Two'. This book mentions that Jupiter is destroyed and a new sun appears by the name of 'Lucifer'! In fact, chapter 55 is named "Lucifer Rising." Clarke writes:
He even comments on Muller's book like this: "An `inspiring' look at our emerging global systenm, including new global human rights, global networking, `global core curriculum', and global celebrations culminating in the year 2000." By the way, Muller's "global core curriculum" is the occultic, spirit guide/demon-inspired "World Core Curriculum" mentioned earlier in this article.
In fact, Gary thinks so much of Muller that he even has selected him as one of the three "Key People" for his organization BimillEnnial Global Interaction Network (BEGIN)! The other two people are Jay Gary and Paul Guest. (105) Guest serves as the secretary for the World Association for Celebrating the Year 2000 (WACY) in London. Gary brags that, as far as he knows, the "WACY 2000 was the first `Environmental' group to call for people to help create a `world fit to celebrate and be celebrated' by the year 2000." (106)
LET'S CELEBRATE!
Celebration! That seems to be the reason for all of Gary's enthusiasm.
He wrote his book 'The Star of 2000' with the idea of a great big celebration
for the year 2000. In 1993 Gary wrote a letter to World Goodwill. World
Goodwill is the mouthpiece for Lucis Trust whose original name was, as
I mentioned earlier, the Lucifer Publishing Company. It was this organization
that was formed to publish the writings of Alice Bailey and her spirit
guide Djwhal Khul. Why did Gary write to this group?
Here's part of his letter (which appeared in the 'World Goodwill Newsletter'):
Another problem is that this is to be the largest birthday party ever - yet the guest of honor will not even be present! Can you really say that this party is for Christ? Of course, it appears as though Gary thinks that "Jesus" just might show up. He states: "What better culmination to the bimillennial than to have the guest of honor, the Lord Jesus, personally arrive to usher in His kingdom?"(111) For anyone who knows the Scriptures, this view should concern you. The Bible tells us that "we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord `in the air': and so shall we ever be with the Lord" (1 Thessalonians 4:17). If any "Jesus" shows up during this celebration to set up a kingdom it certainly won't be Jesus Christ of Nazareth. It will be the Antichrist who will show himself to be God (see II Thessalonians 2:3-4). Strangely, Gary suggests: "Think of it as a dress rehearsal for the second coming." (112) There will be no "dress rehearsal" for the second coming. I Thessalonians 5:2 tells us: "For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night."
Yet another problem is that Gary is calling for an International Year of Thanksgiving in 2000 (as mentioned in his letter to World Goodwill). In 'The Star of 2000' he reminds us: "Leaders at the United Nations have been talking about celebrating the year 2000 as a world Thanksgiving year since the late '70s." (113) Who has been calling for such a celebration? None other than Robert Muller! Gary admits in his book: "A former assistant secretary-general of the UN [Robert Muller] has written a novel to suggest how the UN ought to prepare for this coming International Year of Thanksgiving." (114) This novel, as mentioned earlier, is Muller's 'The First Lady of the World'. If Gary is a Christian, as he claims, why is he working closely with an occultist to plan for such a global event?
In a brochure from BEGIN, Jay Gary's organization, he reiterates his plan and asks for signatures of those who also support this:
MULLER'S DREAM.
Gary also recommended Muller's book, 'Framework for the Preparation
of the Year 2000', and gave this notation: A proposal for how the United
Nations community should prepare for the advent of the third millennium.
Contains Muller's 'My Dream 2000' poem and excellent documentation of the
early calls to celebrate the bimillennium going back to Earth Day '77".
(117) What is Muller's dream?
He writes:
When a few people started to write about Gary and his connections to Muller, Gary tried to distance himself from Muller. He removed his name as one of the three "Key People" for BEGIN. He said that he no longer associates with Muller, etc. Of course, this is not true at all. Since he claims to have broken off relations with Muller, he has gone on the Internet. There he once again promotes Muller's books on his "Talk 2000" forum. Also, some comments made after a particular radio interview are quite interesting. Gary bragged about his connection with Muller like this (the wording is verbatim):
"I see Robert Muller one of the most, you know, Christian statespeople,
you know, Christian values, not Christian relationships or Christian culture..."
(120) He mentioned that people like Muller "have learned their lessons
from the Bible...in the book of Revelations and New Jerusalem far better
than we have and are bringing the kingdom of God to earth and you have
to, you have to respect it, but at the same time you can't lose the Genesis
of it which is Jesus." (121)
In this tape he brags that Muller said:
TALKING ABOUT JESUS ISN'T ENOUGH.
The Bible also states: "This people honoureth Me with their lips, but their heart is far from Me" (Mark 7:6; See also Matthew 15:8 and Isaiah 29:13). Of course, just mentioning the name of Jesus really means very little today. Many people admire, respect, and refer to Jesus. Even some Communists claim that Jesus was the greatest revolutionary that ever lived. Some atheists concede that Jesus was a man with great morals. Many New Agers frequently acknowledge the name of Jesus. Even some Islamic people will mention that Jesus wasa wonderful person. In one Islamic pamphlet is the question: "What Do Muslims Think of Jesus?" The answer is: "Muslims think highly of Jesus (P) and his worthy mother Mary....God's other gifts to him included healing the blind and the sick, reviving the dead, making a bird out of cla and most importantly, the message he was carrying. These miracles were given to him by God to establish him as a prophet." That doesn't sound too bad (although it is not completely Scriptural), but then adds: "According to the Quran, `he was not crucified' but was raised into Heaven." (124).
The Bible tells us in dozens of places that Jesus was crucified
Matthew 26:2; 27:22, 23, 26, 35, 38, 44; 28:5;
Mark 15:15, 24, 25, 32; 16:6;
Luke 23;23, 33; 24:7, 20;
John 19:16;, 18, 20, 23, 43;
Acts 2:23, 36; 4:10;
I Corinthians 1:23; 2:2, 8; 13:4;
Galatians 2:20; 3:1; and
Revelation 11:8),
so the Jesus the Muslims revere is a `different' Jesus - but they still
name the name of Christ.
Another paper from Pious (Propagating Islam Over United States) reveals: "We muslims believe that Jesus (PBUH) was one of the mightiest messengers of God. That he was the Christ...in fact no muslim is a muslim if he does not believe in Jesus. (PBUH)" {Emphasis in the original] (125) They even believe that this Jesus is coming again. But, this Jesus is not the Christ of the Christians. This paper notes: "We believe that Jesus (PBUH) will come back to this world and proclaim himself to be a muslim and then he will die and be resurrected with all of us on the day of judgement." [Emphasis in the original] (126) It is further emphasized: "For a muslim the birth of Jesus (PBUH) is no more than one of the creation of God as told in the Quran: `The similitude of jesus before God is that of Adam; He created him from dust, then said to him "be" and he was.'.... "Muslims do not believe Jesus (PBUH) is God, or Son of God, or God incarnate." [Emphasis in the original] (127).
Many people believe that Jesus lived on earth as a human. The problem is not in believing in Christ's existence, but in believing that Jesus is the "only begotten Son" of God (John 3:16) and that "there is no salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved" (Acts 4:12). Admitting that the Scriptures teach this is where the problem comes in. In fact, there are many who name the name of Christ who are not saved. Matthew 7:21-23 forewarns us:
"It has been thought that the sheep went to heaven and the goats went to hell. It is the other way around. The goat in Capricorn is the initiate and from a certain esoteric angle the goats do go to heaven because they function in the spiritual kingdom...The sheep remain on earth...until they become goats. "
`Entrance into heaven,' declares Djwhal Khul, `is entrance into the Aquarian Age...and Piscean (Christian) forces will be receding rapidly.'" (130) The mention of the Piscean or Christian forces declining rapidly reminds me of the AD 2000 movement's one goal where it is stated that 50 million Christians will be killed for their faith! (131)
CHRISTIANITY SHOULD INVESTIGATE PAGANISM.
Another man cited in Star of 2000 is Vincent Donovan. Says Gary, `Often times we have to rediscover the Gospel in order to help another culture unlock the gifts they have for God. This was certainly true in the case of Vincent Donovan...' Vincent Donovan writes of Christian evangelism:
Recently I received a copy of the "Preliminary Program" for The Eighth General Assembly of the World Future Society which was held from July 14-18, 1996.When I opened it up to the list of speakers, I found the name "Jay Gary"! (According to the WFS, Gary was a member of this group from 1989 to 1992.) He was scheduled to speak on July 18th with several other people on the topic "Religion and the Future." (133) Since there was no description of this person, I wanted to make sure that it was the same Jay Gary that wrote the book `The Star of 2000', so I called the WFS. The person I talked with told me that Barbara Marx Hubbard had arranged that entire segment and they were waiting for her to send them the needed information. The man suggested I call her at the Foundation for Conscious Evolution, which is her organization. I placed the call and the woman I talked with gave me the address and phone number of this Jay Gary. Of course, I immediately recognized it as the very same address and phone number of the Jay Gary I was researching!
Well, who are some of the other speakers with Gary at the WFS? The moderators for this event were Richared Kirby, director of the World Network of Religious Futurists and Barbara Marx Hubbard. The panelists were: Parker Rossman, Kenneth Bedell, Richard J. Spady, Fredric Kropp, Jay Gary, and Carol Parrish.
Why would Jay Gary agree to be on a panel with Carol Parrish?Joy Lake, a New Age organization, tells us:
One of the workshops that Parrish led for Joy Lake was called "Intuitive
Development...Keys to Inner Self." "Afternoon sessions will consist
of learning the Shustah Meditation tools (a card symbol technique) for
stimulating the intuition for self and for working with others." (137)
What is "Shustah Meditation"? Life Spectrums, another New Age society
where Parrish gave her workshop, explains: "Shustah Meditation Symbols"
- "Each symbol can be used
for meditation and/or divination." (138) Another workshop
at Joy Lake with Parrish was "The Meditation Journey".
ANOTHER JESUS IS COMING.
Ruth Montgomery is a PSYCHIC who also channels spirit guides and does
demonically-inspired automatic writing. Some of her books deal with the
"Walk-ins" which are spirit guides (demons) that enter into a person and
take possession over their entire lives. Montgomery herself believes in
the second coming of Christ. Of course, her explanation differs from the
Bible. Montgomery, one of the "heralds of the New Age," tells us that Jesus
is not the Christ and that it will be a DIFFERENT Christ than in the Bible
who will come to bring world peace. While in a trance, she asked her spirit
guide (demon) about the second coming of Christ. She said: "I asked if
Jesus of Nazareth would again reincarnate, in order to `prepare the body
for the Christ Spirit,' and the Guides said that he would NOT" (141)
The Guides continue:
WE ARE ALL DIVINE.
New Ager Charles Bensinger brags: "Writers such as Marilyn Ferguson
and Barbara Marx Hubbard laid down detailed prescriptions for a `New Age'
of personal consciousness." (164) `Science of Mind', a New Age
magazine proudly states that she is "an ardent student of the Science
of Mind." (165)
In an interview in this magazine, she states:
"Orthodox faith also maintains that only one man, Jesus, could ever be the Son of God, whereas the `Science of Mind' and other New Thought Philosophies `emphasize' Jesus' teaching `that every person is divine'. Jesus demonstrated everyone's potential to be a co-creator, not just his own." (166)
Some of Hubbard's philosophy is quite interesting. She warns in her book 'The Apple of Eden's Eye:' "People who do not accept the New Age teaching (including Bible believing Christians) are an evolutionary drag on humanity and 'must capitulate or be killed.'" (167)
"In her `commentary' on the book of Revelation (titled The Book of Co-Creation) Hubbard radically reinterprets, under the guidance of her spirit guide, the last book of the Bible. Instead, of the antichrist, the false prophet, and Satan himself being the enemies of mankind, Hubbared argues that the real enemies of the coming `quantum leap' are those sticking to a divisive worn-out theology which believes that it has the only truth:
SATAN AND JESUS ARE BROTHERS.
Briefly, let's see how Hubbard feels about Lucifer. "
There is yet another connection between Hubbard and Gary. On Gary's "Talk 2000" forum (taken from the Internet on April 16, 1996), the question is asked "What groups are developing agendas for the year 2000?" and one of the groups mentioned is the First Millennial Foundation with this explanation:
"New choices enter history. Death by choice. Life by choice. If death can be postponed, then death, like life becomes a choice. This is to be expected. Unchosen, involuntary death is surely a tyrant. Disease is a dictator. It is obscene to imagine a universal human suffering from death by cancer or heart disease, like a helpless animal. The dignity of humans requires death [euthanasia!], and life, by choice not coercion. "We see already not only the new science of gerontology, but also thanatology, the art of dying with grace, choosing no (sic) to extend one's life beyond the `natural cycle' (or what was natural for Homo Sapiens during this phase of evolution.) Thanatology and gerontology. To die with dignity..." (174)
She then writes: "Telepathy is studied as another option for communication in a universe where light travels too slowly for lively dialoges." (175)
To see Jay Gary involved with so many self-confessed New Agers is disturbing. Some of this influence must have brushed off on him for in his book, 'The Star of 2000', he states: "After God made Jesus Lord and Messiah through the resurrection, it was impossible for Paul to consider Him just a man, limited to time and space." (176) Did you catch what Gary just said? He said that Jesus became the Messiah 'through' the resurrection which implies that Jesus was not the Messiah before this time. If this would be the case, then we cannot be saved through Christ's atonement since He would have been only a man at this time. Of course, the Bible says that we were redeemed by the precious blood of Christ (1 Peter 1:18-19; See also: Ephesians 2:13; Hebrews 9:14,; I Peter 1:2; 1 John 1:7; and Revelation 1:5). Perhaps he didn't really mean what he said, but this phraseology is somewhat reminiscent of certain teaching of the New Age.
For instance, Masonic author, J.D. Buck, believes that "Jesus `became' the Christ, the Anointed, the Son of the Father." (177) He also refers to Jesus as "the `Way, the Truth, and the Light' by which Jesus `became' Christ...."(178) Another Mason, giving the definition for the word "Avatar," relates: "A descent of a Great Master, or Teacher, into physical form, such as Gautama, who became the Buddha, and Jesus who `became' the Christ." (179)
Maitreya, the demon spirit guide who speaks through Benjamin Creme (a follower of the Alice Bailey teachings (180)), claims:
One former New Ager wisely notes:
Paul Eshleman (The 'Jesus' Project),
David Bryant (Concerts of Prayer International),
Dr. David B. Barrett (Editor of the 'World Christian Encyclopedia),
Dick Eastman, (Every Home for Christ),
John Dawson (Youth With a Mission),
Dutch Sheets (Pastor of Springs Harvest Fellowship),
Catholic priest Tom Forrest (Evangelization 2000),
Bob Garner (Film/Television producer),
Dr. Paul Cedar (Evangelical Free Church of America-
He later retracted his endorsement of this book under pressure).
Bill Bright (Campus Crusade for Christ),
among others?!" (187)
Do these leaders have any idea of what is presented throughout this book? Did they unwittingly and unknowingly give their endorsement or do they agree with the contents and with the people he brags up? Although I can't answer for all the above endorsers, I do know that Bill Bright was contacted and was asked to remove his endorsement. How does Bright feel now that he has been warned about some of the occultic overtones of this book? Well, I have a copy of the fax from him (dated April 26, 1995, 11:44 AM. He states: "Along with other evangelical leaders, I recently endorsed a book by Jay Gary entitled `The Star of 2000'. One or two anti-cult groups have attacked the book and have requested that I withdraw my endorsement. I have studied their complaints and prayerfully and, in love, offer the following response....
Here are my conclusions:
1. There is no question in my mind that the Christ which Jay Gary lifts high throughout his book is, indeed, the Christ of the gospels, the cross, the resurrection, the Epistles and the Revelation. 2. Jay Gary's references do not endorse New Age thinking. His own explanation and that of cult expert Dr. Bruce (sic) Petitt (sic) [Bryce Pettit] lay such charges to rest.....
"`I wish to reaffirm my endorsement of this book.'"
" I do rejoice that another volume has been issued to glorify
our wonderful Lord.
`I trust the book will be read and followed by many.'"
-He is a speaker and promoter of Promise Keepers and a contributor to a Promise Keepers book (Seven Promises of a Promise Keeper) published by Focus on the Family in 1994. (188)
-Bright mentioned that he could feel God's presence in the Toronto Blessing ("Holy Laughter"). (189)
-He signed and publicly endorsed the unscriptural and ecumenical document called "Evangelicals and Catholics Together". (190)
-He has endorsed Hugh Ross and/or his books. Ross in a theistic evolutionist/progressive creationist. Ross states: "`Bipedal, tool-using, large-brained homonids roamed the earth at least as long ago as one million years. New evidence indicates that the hominid species may have gone extinct before, or as a result of, the appearance of man. Starting about 2 to 4 million years ago, God began creating man-like mammals.'Although some of these creatures looked completely human (e.g., Cro-Magnon, Neanderthal), `used tools, buried their dead, and painted on cave walls,' they were actually animals and `had no spirits.' He has stated that the major difference between men and hominids is that humans were `the first spirit creatures.' " (191)
-Bright was a member of the National Honorary Committee of Clement Stone's Religious Heritage of America (RHA).(192) Stone, a 33 degree Mason (193) is a promoter of the occultic theory that God is a metaphysical power that can be tapped into. (194)
-He was involved in Washington for Jesus '88. (195)
-He served on the National Advisory Board for the March for Jesus. (196)
-Roy Rogers, 33 degree Mason,
Johnny Cash,
Paul (David) Yonggi Cho,
Jay Gary,
Jesse Helms, 33 degree mason,
Bruce Larson,
Norman Vincent Peale (now deceased),
33 degree mason, Robert Schuller,
33 degree Mason,
Michael W. Smith,
Jack Van Impe,
and dozens of others are part of the Campus Crusade for Christ's
International Committee of Reference.
-Bright was the 1996 recipient of the Templeton Prize. (198) "A committee made up of leaders from the world's five major religions (`Christianity,' Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam an Judaism) meet annually to choose a recipient for this prize worth over $1M." (199)
Templeton is described as a "New Age pantheist/science-of-mind
Universalist/investment guru." (200) An occultist and evolutionist,
Templeton believes that the Bible does not "accurately record the
words of Christ." (201)
He also states:
By accepting this prize, Bright now joins the ranks of Buddhist, Muslim
and Hindu leaders, together with liberal theologians and athiests" (204)
who have received this prize in the past. -Bright is a promoter of so-called
"christian" rock music and has spoken at the "Fishnet `91" rock concert.
(205) He was on ZTV's advisory board. ZTV is a major 24-hour music video
network targeting the 12-34 year olds. (206)
Bright brags: "I can work with anyone who calls Jesus Lord."
(207) When someone pointed out to Bright that many who call Jesus "Lord,
Lord" were "workers of iniquity" (Matthew 7:21-23),
"[h]e made no answer and walked from the room in silence." (208)
Bright is very ecumenical in his outreach but he also gives a watered-down
Gospel message.
"One reason why the Campus Crusade message is so popular is that Campus Crusaders are taught either by design or by default not to use `Christian jargon'like witness, repent, converted, blood, hell, sin, save, holiness, and apostasy...Granted these are not `soft', `cool' or easily received words, but the world's words and ways are always at odds with God's. II Timothy 1:13 commands us to `hold fast the form of sound words.'" (209)
The Bible also warns us: "Cursed be he that doeth the work of the Lord deceitfully" (Jeremiah 48:10).
THE JESUS FILM.
In addition, "The Jesus Film," which was released in 1979 by Campus Crusade for Christ, has been viewed by some 700 million people. But, "Charisma Magazine, September, 1995, reported in an article entitled `Playing God' that Brian Deacon, the actor who played Jesus in this film, is not a Christian. He calls himself a `lapsed Catholic who hasn't practiced his faith.'
"Motivational and practical, `The Star of 2000' offers 25 ways to `light a candle' for Christ in one's heart, home, community, and world. Ideas include personal meditation, books, speeches, liturgical calendar observances, marches for Jesus, Internet dialogues, and Jesus video parties." (215)
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR.
Wright mentions "Jesus video parties" but Gary is more specific in his
book.
He remarks: "For the past 20 years, Jesus has become a pop star
through productions like `Jesus Christ Superstar' or `Godspell.' Now as
the bimillennial nears, more performing arts groups will take to the road
in `Jesus' productions." The `Jesus Christ Superstar' production
caused a great controvesy over 25 years ago when it first debuted.
One researcher gives us a little insight into this musical:
ENDNOTES:
1. Press Release from Bimillennial Press, n.p.; Alabama Discernment
Ministries Newsletter, June, 1996, p.3; Millennium Alliance (From Computer
Web Site), March 7, 1996. p.1, 3; Internet Communication between Constance
MacIntosh (Constance Cumbey) and Jay Gary, n.p.
2. Jay and Olgy Gary, The Countdown Has Begun:The Story of the Global
Consultation on AD 2000 (Rockville, Virginia: AD 2000 Global Service Office),
1989, p.8; David R. Barnhart, Contending for the Faith (Egan, Minnesota:
Abiding Word Publications, 1994), p.123; Albert James Dager, Media Spotlight
(Received 23, 1995), p.3-4; Bob and Pauline MacPherson, Bold Truth, February
13, 1994, p.8; David C. Kanz, Ingrid Guzman, and Steven P. Smith, An Urgent
Report:Celebration 2000 and Jay Gary, 1995, p.2.
3. Albert James Dager, "Celebration 2000:Neo-Orthodoxy and the New
Evangelism," Media Spotlight (Received December 23, 1995), p.3.
4. Ibid.; David C. Kanz, Ingrid Guzman, and Steven P. Smith, An Urgent
Report:Celebration 2000 and Jay Gary, 1995, p.2.; (Paper from Ed Tarkowski
on the March for Jesus, 1994), n.p.
5. David C. Kanz, Ingrid Guzman, and Steven P. Smith, An Urgent Report:Celebration
2000 and Jay Gary, 1995, p.2; Albert James Dager, Media Spotlight (Received
December 23, 1995), p.4; David R. Barnhart, Contending for the Faith (Egan,
Minnesota:Abiding Word Publications, 1994), p. 123. Bob and Pauline MacPherson,
Bold Truth, February 13, 1994, p.8; (Paper from Ed Tarkowski on the March
for Jesus, 1994) n.p.
6. Dager, op. cit.
7. (Paper from Ed Tarkowski on the March for Jesus, 1994) n.p.
8. Gary, The Countdown Has Begun, op.cit., p.8; Albert James Dager,
Media Spotlight (Received December 23, 1995), p.4; Ed and Mary Tarkowski,
Is Christian America's Manifest Destiny Being Fulfilled? (Received August
15, 1994), p.11; David R. Barnhart, Contending for the Faith (Egan, Minnesota:
Abiding Word Publications, 1994), p.123; David C. Kanz, Ingrid Guzman,
and Steven P. Smith, An Urgent Report:Celebration 2000 and Jay Gary, 1995,
p.2; Paper from Ed Tarkoswki on the March for Jesus, 1994, n.p.; Internet
message from Constance MacIntosh (Constance Cumbey) to Jay Gary.
9. Ibid., p.8.; Bob and Pauline MacPherson, Bold Truth, February 13,
1994, p.2, 8; Paper from Ed Tarkowski on the March for Jesus, 1994, n.p.;
Internet message from Constance MacIntosh (Constance Cumbey) to Jay Gary.
10. Ibid., Albert James Dager, Media Spotlight (Received December 23,
1995), p.4; Ed and Mary Tarkowski, Is Christian America's Manifest Destiny
Being Fulfilled? (Received August 15, 1994), p.12; Paper from the Colorado
Secretary of State Corporations Office concerning Global Service Office's
incorporation received January 17, 1995; Another paper from the Colorado
Secretary of State Corporations Office concerning Global Service Office's
incorporation received January 17, 1995; (Paper from Ed Tarkoswki on the
March for Jesus, 1994), n.p.; Certificate for Global Service Office.
11. Dager, op.cit., p.4: Paper from the Colorado Secretary of State
Corporations Office concerning Global Service Office's incorporation received
January 17, 1995.
12. Ibid.; Paper from Ed Tarkowski on the March for Jesus, 1994, n.p.
13. Kanz, Guzman, and Smith, op.cit.; Paper from Ed Tarkowski on the
March for Jesus, 1994, n.p.; David Harris, The New Age Adversary Bulletin
& Old Time Gospel Advocate, November/December 1994 (Vol. 9, No. 10),
p.6.
14. Thomas Wang, Ed., Countdown to AD 2000 (The AD 2000 Movement, Inc.,
1989), p.xiii.
15. For a detailed look at the March for Jesus, its founders, ecumenicism,
and the New Age slant, send $1.00 to Sharing, 212-G E. Seventh Street,
Mt. Carmel, PA 17851.
16. Videotape entitled The Power of A.D. 2000, distributed by Adopt-A-People
in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
17. Kanz, Guzman, and Smith quoting Spangler and Thompson, op.cit.,
p.7.
18. Ibid., p.8.
19. David Spangler, Reflections on the Christ (Scotland:Findhorn Publications,
1977), p.43.
20. Ibid., p. 45.
21. Ibid., p. 43-44.
22. Ibid., p. 37.
23. Ibid., p. 37-38.
24. Ibid., p. 38.
25. Ibid., p. 40.
26. David Spangler, Emergence:The Rebirth of the Sacred (New York:Dell
Publishing, 1984), p.24; "Finding Heaven on Earth," The New Age Journal,
January/February 1988 (Vol. 4, Issue 1), p.38.
27. Ibid., p. 65-67.
28. Elliot Miller, A Crash Course on the New Age Movement:Describing
and Evaluating a Growing Social Force (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House,
1989), p. 157. See Also: The Findhorn Garden (New York, New York:Harper
& Row, 1975), p.180.
29. Spangler, Emergence, op.cit., p.67.
30. Catalog from The Flower Essence Society, p. 17.
31. Spangler, Emergence, op.cit., p.145-146.
32. Ibid., Back Cover.
33. Alan Morrison, The Serpent and the Cross:Religious Corruption in
an Evil Age (Birmingham, England: K. & M. Books, 1994) p. 107.
34. Passport, October/November 1987. See also: Texe Marrs, Dark Secrets
of the New Age:Satan's Plan for a One World Religion (Westchester, Illinois:Crossway
Books, 1987, p. 181.
35. Videotape entitled The Power of A.D. 2000, distributed by Adopt-A-People
in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
36. Ibid.
37. Thomas Berry and Brian Swimme, The Universe Story: From the Primordial
Flaring Forth to the Ecozoic Era - A Celebration of the Unfolding of the
Cosmos (New York, New York:Harper Collins Publishers, 1992.), p.7-8. See
also: Thomas Berry and Brian Swimme, "Cosmic Creativity and Human Culture,"
Breakthrough, Winter/Summer 1990 Vol. 22, No. 2-4), p. 5.
38. Ibid., p. 10.
39. Ibid., p. 11.
40. Ibid., p. 176.
41. Ibid., p. 295.
42. "Letter to a Grandson," Center for Reflection on the Second Law,
December 24, 1994 (Circular #165), p.1.
43. James F. Berry, quoting Thomas Berry in "The Vital Role of Religion,"
Center for Reflection on the Second Law, November 20, 1995. (Circular #170),
p.2.
44. Jay Gary, The Star of 2000:Our Journey Toward Hope (Colorado Springs,
Colorado:Bimillennial Press, 1994), p. 127. 45. Ibid., p. 128; "Preparations
for Christmas 2000 Under Way," Colorado Christian News, December 1994,
p.22; Press Release from Bimillennial Press.
46. Ibid.
47. Ibid.
48. Catalog from Power Places Tours and Conferences (Received July
27, 1995), p.4.
49. Ibid.
50. Ibid., p.9.
51. Ibid., p.13.
52. David Harris, The New Age Adversary Bulletin & Old Time Gospel
Advocate, November/December, 1994 (Vol.9, No. 10), p.4.
53. Benjamin B. Ferencz and Ken Keyes, Jr., Planethood (Coos Bay, Oregon:
Love Line Books, 1991), p.141.
54. Brain/Mind Bulletin, December 1987 (Vol. 13, No. 3), p.5.
55. Robert Muller, Framework for Preparation for the Year 2000, the
21st Century and the Third Millennium (Hamden, Connecticut:Albert Schweitzer
Institute/Quinnipiac College Press, 1994), p. 7-8.
56. The Rainbow Connection, April 1995, p.3.
57. Letter from The Institute for Educational Studies dated April 13,
1995.
58. Brochure from The Temple of Understanding received March 12, 1991,
p.2; Dennis Laurence Cuddy, Now Is the Dawning of the New Age New World
Order (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Hearthstone Publishing Ltd., 1991), p. 143.
59. Letter from Global Education Associates dated April 14, 1988.
60. Letter from Planetary Citizens dates April 17, 1985; Peggy Cuddy,
"Transformation Toward New Age Synthesis," Distant Drums, May 1986 (Vol.
8, No. 2), p. 2; Dennis Laurence Cuddy, Now Is the Dawning of the New Age
New World Order (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Hearthstone Publishing Ltd., 1991,
p. 269; The Christian Conscience, May 1955 (Vol. 1, No. 5), p. 34. |
61. The Christian Conscience, May 1995 (Vol. 1, No. 5), p. 34; "Planetary
Initiative for the World `They' Choose," Prophecy Newsletter, 1985 (Vol.
1, No. 8), p. 9; Bob and Pauline MacPherson, Bold Truth, February 13, 1944,
"Who Is Jay Gary," Trish Rector, p. 8.
62. Bob and Pauline MacPherson, Bold Truth, February 13, 1994, "Who
Is Jay Gary," Trish Rector, p. 8.
63. "Ecumenism, `Global Spirituality' and Mother Teresa," Christian
Inquirer (April 1985), p. 26.
64. Ibid.; The Prophecy Newsletter (Vol. 1, No. 5), p. 6.
65. David L. Harris, The New Age Adversary Bulletin & Old Time
Gospel Advocate, January 1993 (Vol. 8, No. 1.), p. 4. 66. Muller, Framework
for Preparation for the year 2000, the 21st Century and the Third Millennium,
op. cit., p. 8. See Also: Texe Marrs, America Shattered (Austin, Texas:
Living Truth Publishers, 1994), p. 61; World Goodwill, January 1984 (#17).
67. Wanda Marrs, New Age Lies to Women (Austin, Texas:Living Truth Publishers,
1989), p. 42; Don Bell Reports, January 10, 1986 (Vol.33, No. 2), p. 3.
68. William Schnoebelen, Masonry:Beyond the Light (Chino, California:Chick
publications, 1991), p. 205; Battle Cry (March/April 1991), p. 4; Constancy
Cumbey, The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow:The New Age Movement and Our
Coming Age of Barbarism (Shreveport, Louisiana:Huntington House, Inc.,
Revised Edition, 1983), p. 49.
69. Monique Watson and Jon Smith, Creativity:A School of Ageless Wisdom
Workshop (Arlington, Texas:The School of Ageless Wisdom), Table of Contents.
70. Bob and Pauline MacPherson, Bold Truth, February 13, 1994, p. 8.
71. K.E. Barr, Unholy Alliances 2000 (Kansas City, Missouri:Barr Press,
1994), p. 4-5.
72. Robert Muller, New Genesis:Shaping a Global Spirituality (Garden
City, New York:Image Books, 1984), p. 57.
73. Ibid., p.
75. 74. Ibid., p. 127. 75. Ibid., p. 183.
76. Ibid., P. 188.
77. Ibid., p. 189.
78. Miller, quoting Robert Muller, op.cit., p. 53.
79. Morrison, op. cit., p. 180.
80. Robert Muller, The Birth of a Global Civilization (Anacortes, Washington:World
Happiness and Cooperation, 1991), p. 33.
81. Kanz, Guzman and Smith, quoting Robert Muller, op.cit., p. 1; Blueprint:
For Building the New World Order (Dearborn, Michigan:The Omega-Letter/Christian
World Report, n.d., p. 21.
82. Muller, New Genesis, op. cit., p. 19. 83. A. Ralph Epperson, The
Unseen Hand:An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History (Tucson,
Arizona:Publius Press, 1985), p. 198.
84. Des Griffin, Fourth Reich of the Rich (South Pasadena, California:Emissary
Publications, 1978), p. 138.
85. Ibid.
86. Ibid., p. 139.
87. Ibid. 88. Ibid.
89. Ibid., p. 140.
90. Ibid.
91. "The Problems of Humanity:The Building of Right Human Relations,"
Study Seven - The Problem of International Unity, issued by world Goodwill,
p. 18.
92. Griffin, op. cit., p. 141.
93. "Dr. Paul Cedar Pulls Endorsement from Star of 2000," Broadcasters
United for Revival and Reformation, p. 2.
94. Comments recorded on tape after an interview on the East Coast
in December, 1994.
95. Thomas Wang, Ed., Countdown to AD 2000 (AD 2000 Movement, Inc.,
1989), p. 189-190. See also: Edythe Draper, ed., The Almanac of the Christian
World (1993-1994 Edition) (Tyndale House, 1992), p. 711-712.
96. Ibid., p. 220.
97. Ibid., p. 221.
98. Ibid., p. 205.
99. Ibid., p. 203, 206.
100. Ibid., p. 192, 208.
101. Kenneth T. Walsh, "Will This Man Be the Perot Nominee?", U.S.
News & World Report, July 22, 1996 (Vol. 121, No. 3), p. 17.
102. Ibid.
103. Arthur C. Clarke, 2010:Odyssey Two (Ballantine Books, 1982), p.
283-284.
104. "Bimillennial Book List," Bimillennial Research Report, March-April,
1992.
105. Brochure from BimillEnnial Global Interaction Network.
106. Jay Gary, Get Ready to Celebrate the Year 2000 (Colorado Springs,
Colorado:AD 2000 Global Service Office, 1991 or 1993), p. 6-7.
107. "Celebrating the Year 2000," World Goodwill Newsletter, 1993 (no.
3), p. 7.
108. Gary, The Star of 2000, op. cit., p.16.
109. "Preparations for Christmas 2000 Under Way," Colorado Christian
News, December, 1994, p. 22. See Also: Steve Rabey, "A.D. 2000:Christians
Look Forward to the Millenium," Gazette Telegraph. January 2, 1993, p.
D2.
110. Gary, The Star of 2000, op. cit., p. 52.
111. Ibid., p. 66.
112. Ibid.
113. Ibid., p. 89.
114. Ibid.
115. "The Celebration 2000 Declaration", a brochure from BimillEnnial
Global Interaction Network.
116. Ibid.
117. Talk 2000 sponsored by Humber College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
(From Internet on April 16, 1996).
118. Muller, Framework for Preparation for the year 2000, The 21st
Century and the Third Millennium, op. cit., p. 13.
119. Comments recorded on tape after an interview on the East Coast
in December, 1994.
120. Ibid.
121. Ibid. 122. Ibid.
123. Ibid.
124. Abdul Jalil, "25 Most Frequently Asked Questions about Islam"
(Received October 14, 1995), p. 3.
125. Paper from PIOUS, p. 20.
126. Ibid., p. 9.
127. Ibid., p. 15.
128. Warren Smith, "Alice A. Bailey on `The Christ' and `The Coming
World Religion,'" SCP Journal (19:2/3), p. 61.
129. Alice A. Bailey, Discipleship in the New Age (Volume II) (New
York:Lucis Publishing Company, 1955), p. 60, 62.
130. Texe Marrs, quoting Alice Bailey in Millennium:Peace, Promises,
and the Day They Take Our Money Away (Austin, Texas:Living Truth Publishers,
1990), p.
224.
131. Wang, op. cit., p. 192, 208.
132. Kanz, Guzman, and Smith, quoting Vincent Donovan, op. cit., p.
7.
133. Preliminary Program, FutureVision, p. 38.
134. 1987 Catalog of Events from Joy Lake Mountain Seminar Center,
p. 33. See also:Brochure from Life Spectrums, p. 5; Catalog from Alpha...and
Beyond, p. 45; Atlanta Metaphysician (Vol. 1, Issue 11), p. 7.
135. Preliminary Program, FutureVision, p.23.
136. 1984-85 Catalog from Samuel Weiser, p. 19.
137. 1987 Catalog of Events from Joy Lake Mountain Seminar Center,
p. 23.
138. Brochure from Life Spectrums, p. 5.
139. 1987 Catalog of Events from Joy Lake Mountain Seminar Center,
p. 22.
140. Rainbows, May 1987 (Vol. 7, No. 2), p. 14.
141. Ruth Montgomery, Strangers Among Us (New York, New York:G.P. Putnam's
Sons, 1982), p. 251.
142. Ibid.
143. Ruth Montgomery, Threshold to Tomorrow (New York, New York:G.P.
Putnam's Sons, 1982), p. 168-169.
144. Ibid., p. 171.
145. Ibid.
146. Ibid., p. 174.
147. Ibid., p. 175-176.
148. Gary Kah, The Demonic Roots of Globalism (Lafayette, Louisiana:Huntington
House Publishers, 1995), p. 115-116. 149. Johanna Michaelsen, Like Lambs
to the Slaughter (Eugene, Oregon: Harvest House Publishers, 1989), p. 307.
150. Dennis Laurence Cuddy, Now Is the Dawning of the New Age New World
Order (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Hearthstone Publishing Ltd. 1991), p. 226.
151. Kah, En Route to Global Occupation (Lafayette, Louisiana: Huntington
House Publishers, 1992), p. 85.
152. Kah, The Demonic Roots of Globalism, op. cit., p. 116. See also:
"Special Activities by Individuals Who Are Inspired and Motivated by the
Vision of Peace," a report from the Planetary Commission (May 1, 1986),
p. 4; "A New Inquisition, The Omega-Letter, September 1988 (Vol. 3, No.
8), p. 11.
153. Terra Cracraft, "Third Core Conclave Ignites FMF Potential," First
Foundation News!," March 1996(Vol. 1. No. 7),p.8. 154. Brochure from New
Age Study of Humanity's Purpose, p. 7. 155. Catalog from The Rim Institute,
Summer 1989, p. 13. 156. Wanda Marrs, op. cit.
157. Brochure from the American Holistic Nurses' Association concerning
the June 25-28, 1988 workshop with Barbara Marx Hubbard as one of the speakers."
158. Spangler, Emergence, op. cit., p. 54.
159. Joseph Chambers, The End Times and Victorious Living, January/February
1995 (Vol. 9, No. 1), p. 5.
160. Dwight L. Kinman, The World's Last Dictator (Woodburn, Oregon:Solid
Rock Books, Inc., 1995), p. 185.
161. Warren Smith,"Holy Laughter or Strong Delusion," SCP Newsletter,
Fall 1994 (Vol.19:12), p. 13.
162. Albert James Dager, "Holy Laughter:Rodney Howard-Browne and the
Toronto Blessing, Media Spotlight, p. 14.
163. Llewellyn New Times, January/February 1988 (#881), p. 36; Oasis
Center, October-December, 1988, p. 34.
164. Charles Bensinger, Chaco Journey:Remembrance and Awakening (Santa
Fe, New Mexico:Timewindow Publications, 1988), p. 50.
165. Noel McInnis, "Co-Creating the Universe Human:An Interview with
Barbara Marx Hubbard," Science of Mind, September, 1993. (Vol. 66, No.
9), p. 32.
166. Ibid., p. 33.
167. Kinman, op. cit., p. 186.
168. Barbara Marx Hubbard, quoted in "A New Inquisition in The Omega-Letter,
September 1988 (Vol. 3, No. 8), p. 5; The Omega-Letter, October 1988 (Vol.
3, No. 9), p. 12; Texe Marrs, Mystery Mark of the New Age:Satan's Design
for World Domination (Westchester, Illinois:Crossway Books, 1988), p. 27;
Joseph R. Chambers, The New Age:Their Plan for Christians (Charlotte, North
Carolina:Paw Creek Ministries, n.d.), p. 2; David Allen Lewis and Robert
Shreckhise, UFO:End-Time Delusion (Green Forest, Arizona:New Leaf Press,
1991), p. 186; T. Tillin, "On a Collission Course," Mainstream (1995 Summer),
p. 2.
169. Michaelsen, quoting Barbara Marx Hubbard, op. cit., p. 308; Peter
Lalonde, One World Under Antichrist (Eugene, Oregon:Harvest House Publishers,
1991), p. 168.
170. Dave Hunt, quoting Barbara Marx Hubbard in "Prophecy in the News,"
CIB Bulletin, February 1992 (Vol. 8, No. 2), p. 4; See also: Robert Sessler,
To Be God of One World:The French Revolution Globalized (Merlin, Oregon:Let
There Be Light Publications, 1992), p. 190.
171. Dennis Laurence Cuddy, quoting Barbara Marx Hubbard in "The `Ministry
of Love,'" The Christian Conscience, May 1996 (Vol. 2, No. 5), p. 29; See
also:Dennis Laurence Cuddy, Now Is the Dawning of the New Age New World
Order (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Hearthstone Publishing Ltd., 1991), p. 282.
172. Johanna Michaelsen, quoting Barbara Marx Hubbard, op. cit., p.
321.
173. Barbara Marx Hubbard, "The Future-Previews of Coming Attractions,"
First Foundation News!, August, 1995 (Vol. 1, No. 6), p. 4-5, 11.
174. Ibid.
175. Ibid. 1
76. Gary, The Star of 2000, op. cit., p.35.
177. J.D. Buck, The Genius of Free-Masonry and the Twentieth Century
Crusade (Chicago, Illinois:Indo-American Book Company, 1907), p. 304.
178. Ibid., p. 289.
179. Lynn F. Perkins, Masonry in the New Age (Lakemont, Georgia:CSA
Press, 1971).
180. Is the Antichrist in the World Today? (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:Southwest
Radio Church, 1982), p. 4.
181. The World Teacher, Maitreya, Is Now Here, p. 1.
182. Ibid.
183. Ruth Montgomery, The World Before (New York, New York:Coward,
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185. p. 153-154.
186. Brochures from Celebration 2000 Book Fairs.
187. Gary, The Star of 2000, op. cit., p. 3-5, etc.
188. Christian News, April 24, 1995 (Vol. 33, No. 17), p. 11.
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191. Rick Miesel, quoting Hugh Ross in "Hugh Ross," Computer Discernment
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193. Dave Hunt, "Religious Unity and the New World Order," The Omega-Letter,
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194. Dave Hunt, The Seduction of Christianity:Spiritual Discernment
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195. Fact Sheet from Washington for Jesus '88.
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199. "Bill Bright and the Templeton Prize," C.E.C. Journal, May, 1996,
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200. Ibid.
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204. Ibid., p. 2.
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206. "Music Videos with a Gospel Message," Charisma and Christian Life,
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213. Bill Randles, "An Open Letter to Bill McCartney," p. 2.
214. Rusty Wright, "2,000 Candles," Christianity Today, March 6, 1995
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215. Ibid.
216. David A. Noebel, The Marxist Minstrels:A Handbook on Communist
Subversion of Music (Tulsa, Oklahoma:
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217. Letter from World Challenge, Inc.
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219. Noebel, op. cit., p. 243-244.
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