A PLANNED DESTRUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY?

There is little I can presently add to what I have already posted here and to my other views beyond that in this attached article in THE EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NANO-MEDICINE by Dr. Martin Erdmann. I thank Sarah Leslie of Herescope for passing this on to us. She mentioned it to me in an extensive conversation we had the other night.  I have  just finished my first reading of "The Spiritualization of Science, Technology and Education in a One-World Society."

This portion, in particular, jumped out at me:

"Calling for a new metaphysic of science/technology, the proponents of the Human Potential Movement perceive the religious heritage of the West, based on Christian premises, as the greatest impediment of an evolving 'cosmic conscience'. In gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the spiritual and material processes of the universe, a mystically inclined elite of technically enhanced human mutants would be able to usher in a homogeneous world socialist society, perhaps not altogether different from the one envisioned in Brave New World." (emphasis added)

 Dr. Erdmann is a professor at Patrick Henry College in Virginia, USA. You may read his full article by clicking here.  The abstract, also reproduced in Sarah Leslie's Herescope article, is below:

Abstract

Western Christianity has always provided a rational and moral basis for the development of science and technology, including clinical Nanomedicine. Yet this sensible basis has been strongly disputed for about half a century. This paper will outline some of the pivotal reasons why influential intellectuals in England and America, mostly in the later part of the 20th century, concluded that irrationality would be a better foundation for the scientific enterprise.

 

Aldous Huxley envisioned a future world society totally controlled by an elite group of scientists. His bestknown fictional work explicating this dire prospect bore the title Brave New World. Years later he would “revisit” his prognostications only to conclude that he had underestimated the rate of change realizing his darkest fears. Turning to mysticism, both in its meditative and drug-induced varieties, he prepared the way for the burgeoning Human Potential Movement which was initially formed at the Esalen Institute, Big Sur, CA in the early 1960s. The electrical engineering professor at Stanford University Willis W. Harman, who had gotten involved in researching the cognitive and societal effects of LSD consumption, conducted seminars at Esalen on “Human Potentialities”. Under his directorial supervision at the Stanford Research Institute a scientific study entitled “Changing Images of Man” was carried out from 1972-74 with the purpose of changing the “conceptual premises underlying Western society”, including a radical modification of the rational worldview of western scientists. As the president of the Institute of Noetic Sciences from 1977 to 1996, Harman advocated openly a mystical outlook on life claiming that a spiritual approach to scientific research and technological development would greatly enhance our understanding of the monistic unity of the universe.

Erdmann, M Eur J Nanomed 2009; 2:31-38

 In reading it, bear in mind that Paul N. Temple signed Willis Harman's Institute of Noetic Sciences paychecks for many years. Paul Temple is mentioned in the article.  Paul Temple's World Business Academy write up proudly boasts of IONS and WBA sharing Willis Harman's DNA !   This is an important link between the hi-jacking of evangelicalism of which I wrote in the past and the New Age world.

And to think that Walter Martin and the rest insisted the New Agers were not consciously networked! You be the judge!

Stay tuned!

Constance