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EPISODE · May 1, 2011 · 1H 57M

The "New Age" Explored: An Open Discussion

from The Frontier Beyond Fear · host Susan Larison Danz

Can a "New Ager" have a personal relationship with God?  Is God a "We"?  And are we all part of that "We"?  Are we lower level beings with respect to God or are we God expressed in human form?  Are many of us suffering from the "I'm not worthy" syndrome with respect to God?  Did we each exist before we were born, and are there many more incarnations to come?  What about astral projection, prophetic experiences, meditation and Oracle cards? How do two people with scientific backgrounds embrace and express our authentic spiritual paths?  We will ponder concepts prevalent in "New Age" circles (for lack of a better label), exploring these ideas through multiple perspectives.  Inspirational writer Susan Larison Danz will look through the lens of her evangelical past, asking some challenging questions in the process.  Longtime "New Ager" Bryan Ressler will provide his perspectives in this relaxed, wide-ranging conversation. The intent of this conversation is to better define and understand multiple spiritual perspectives, even when they are seemingly at odds with one another.   We may be surprised to discover just how much we share in common.

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