When someone in the New Age movement mentions God, what or who are they talking about?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

A New Ageer would say of himself, I am God, but so is nature.

Now what they believe is everything is God and God is everything. That there is one God and that one God is everything

and everything is that one God. That thought is the foundation of ancient Hinduism and New Ageism

that we face today. Welcome to Loveworth Finding where we share the timeless teaching and insightful messages

of Pastor Adrian Rogers. Today, we're going to take a deeper look into one of the

enemy's more subtle tactics of creating confusion, and that's my way of New Age philosophy.

Now, the New Age is not really new. It's an age-old ideology repurposed for the modern world,

but it's a dangerous mindset. Why? Well, today we'll learn how to identify new age philosophies

being incorporated into our daily lives and how to avoid them effectively so we can keep our

eyes on God and be sober-minded.

If you have your Bible handy, turn to Genesis chapter 3. Once again, here's Adrian Rogers.

What is the new age? Where did it come from? Defining it is so very difficult because it is what we call

eclectic. That is, it's part of this and part of that and part of this synthesized together.

It's sort of a melting pot of Eastern philosophy. Now may I say as we're going to see, it is not new. It is an age

old heresy, and I'm going to point that out, but what New Ages believe if we could

oversimplify it is a return to the ancient wisdom of the Eastern religions. It's sort of a cosmic sponge that absorbs all

religions and all cultures and all governments together. Putting it very simply, in the new age,

God is impersonal. He is not the God of the Bible. He is called force or energy or the one all-pervading

reality. Now, I suppose one of the definitive works on the New Age is written by a proponent of

the New Age called Marilyn Ferguson. She wrote a book called The Aquarian

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