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Chapter 4
The New Age Movement
Early on, I had become aware of the fact that the political and
economic efforts to create a world government were being
undergirded by a network of spiritually motivated organizations that
have collectively become known as the New Age movement My first
experience in this regard came during a business trip to a nearby city
where I met with officials from a small, but profitable, manufacturing
concern. After the meeting, I joined the company's representatives
for lunch at a restaurant
When our food arrived, I noticed that my hosts quietly bowed
their heads to pray over the meal. Being a Christian myself, I was
glad to be in the presence of other believers-something that didn't
happen very often in my business. Subsequently, during the luncheon
conversation, one of the officers shared the following incident, which
had just happened at their company.
Their corporation, known for its charity, had recently been
approached by a local "good works" organization to inquire whether
they could use the company's boardroom to house their monthly
meetings. They approved the request As part of the arrangement, a
member of the company's staff was going to assume the office of secretary
to take the minutes at the meetings of this newly formed organization.
It did not take long for the company to figure out what was
happening. According to the secretary's testimony, the organization
was planning ways in which they could infiltrate and influence the
community with their "New Age" ideas and activities. It was all in the
name of peace and unity while meeting the needs of the community.
On the surface, it sounded very humanitarian. Had it not b~for
the fact that the secretary was herself a Christian, and that she sfi ed
her experiences with a fiance who was perceptive about such t­
ters, she would not have seen through the deception.
The company had not screened the organization very carefully
and, therefore, did not realize that the group was New Age. Even if
they had, it would have meant little to them since they had never
heard of the New Age movement (This was in the early 1980s when
a limited number of outsiders knew about such a network.)
After discussing the matter, the corporate officials asked their
employee to continue as secretary for the organization's meetings in
order to gather more information. In the meantime, the company had
organized its own mini-conference for the purpose of gaining an understanding
of this SO