Ladies and gentlemen, are you believing happy lies? On the last podcast we did with my friend Melissa

Dardy, she pointed out that even people in the church are preaching things that are

anti-biblical against the Bible, yet they sound really good.

They come from a group of beliefs called New Thought.

Not New Age. There's some similarity, but New Thought.

And in the past, in the last podcast podcast which aired on the american family radio network and you can hear wherever you're here podcasts or listening to

this right now just go back one episode you'll probably want to listen to that episode before you

begin to listen to this one because we're going to assume some basic knowledge about

new thought that we covered in the last podcast. We're not going to rehash fully here.

But I will start by asking Melissa, my guest, give our listeners just a broad overview of some of the

beliefs of new thought. And then we're going to dive into some specific teachers out there who are saying they're Christian preachers, but

they're actually teaching new thought doctrine opposite the Bible or at least disagreeing with

the Bible. So Melissa, give us an overview of new thought.

What are some of the beliefs they have? Sure. Inherent beliefs of new thought. The origins are

more Gnostic, which is important to remember. You have law of attraction, a manifestation,

power of thoughts, thoughts are things, power in words. You have prosperity and health and

wealth teachings, which are unique to new thought,

which we can go over later, Christ consciousness, affirmations, abundance mindset, you're a co-creator

with God, vibrations, frequencies, misuse of science, quantum mechanics, and things like that.

So that's just a basic brief overview of things that would be more tied to

the New Thought Movement. Okay. In the last podcast you talked about Robert Schuller, he's since

passed on. He was a pastor in Garden Grove, California, say, back in the 70s, 80s, that time frame.

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