According to Sire, the New Age borrows elements from theism, naturalism, Eastern pantheistic monism, and animism ... as well as many other sources. Due to this, it has a broad appeal and enjoys tremendous popularity in the United States. However, Sire indicates that one of the greatest weaknesses of the "new consciousness" is that of self-deception. How might following New Age ideas lead to self-deception? Discussion 2: Postmodernism Go to www.christianity.co.nz/truth5.htm and read the summary of postmodernism. Which of the characteristics listed cause you the most concern? Why?

According to Sire, the New Age borrows elements from theism, naturalism, Eastern pantheistic monism, and animism ... as well as many other sources. Due to this, it has a broad appeal and enjoys tremendous popularity in the United States. However, Sire indicates that one of the greatest weaknesses of the "new consciousness" is that of self-deception. How might following New Age ideas lead to self-deception? Discussion 2: Postmodernism Go to www.christianity.co.nz/truth5.htm and read the summary of postmodernism. Which of the characteristics listed cause you the most concern? Why?

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