How Has the New Age Movement Evolved into a Push for a One-World Religion?

Authors

  • Sixbert SANGWA African Leadership University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65655/ga883n60

Keywords:

New Age movement, one-world religion, spiritual discernment, Helena Blavatsky, Alice Bailey, religious syncretism, biblical truth, occultism, spiritual deception, Christianity, prophecy, spiritual unity

Abstract

This article explores the evolution of the New Age movement and its implications for a potential one-world religion. It traces the movement's origins from 19th-century occultism, through influential figures such as Helena Blavatsky and Alice Bailey, to its contemporary manifestations in society. The author warns against the deceptive elements of New Age teachings, which often blend diverse spiritual beliefs while undermining core Christian doctrines. The piece emphasizes the urgency for discernment among Christians as they navigate these influences, encouraging a return to Scripture and spiritual vigilance in the face of growing religious syncretism. Ultimately, the article calls for a clear stand on biblical truth as the world approaches a significant spiritual convergence.

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Published

2025-05-11

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How to Cite

SANGWA, S. (2025). How Has the New Age Movement Evolved into a Push for a One-World Religion?. Open Journal of Business Theology (ISSN : 2788-709X), 5(2). https://doi.org/10.65655/ga883n60