When the Pokemon game (cards, video games, and spinoffs) was becoming huge in the culture, I was getting questions about it from both parents and teens, especially when I spoke […]
This article is on the site of the Christian Research Journal which published it on Jan. 18, 2011
Audio Interview as guest of His Kingdom His Culture Northwest Christian School (Phoenix, Arizona) discussing my past and the occult themes of the film, “Frozen 2.” This was recorded in […]
What do Dr. Oz and the founder of Homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, have in common? Both are/were followers of the teachings of Emmanuel Swedenborg – scientist turned mystic, angel-whisperer, founder […]
Definition of the Occult The occult is an umbrella term which includes many practices linked to various belief systems. The concepts and teachings are usually based on beliefs that: […]
Some of the things God has to say about what we call the occult are listed here. First, what is the occult? The occult is a set of practices that […]
The occult is a set of practices associated with diverse beliefs listed in Deuteronomy 18:10-12. The New Age and the occult are two separate categories, though they overlap in practice. […]
This is a general overview and cannot replace more detailed articles on the CANA site on Yoga, Meditation, and Energy Healing. For articles on Yoga, Meditation, and Contemplative topics, please […]
(This list is not exhaustive) Book, Richard Rohr and the Enneagram Secret, co-author with Don & Joy Veinot; Foreword by Dr. H. Wayne House (Book Baby, 2020) Go here […]
What do Reiki, Grounding/Earthing, sound baths, zyto scanners, acupuncture, the human “energy field,” the frequency of linen, Therapeutic Touch, the Schuman Resonance, Tapping (and more) have in common? They are all based on New Age and/or Eastern concepts of an invisible, unquantifiable energy that emits supposed vibrations and frequencies. This is spirituality, not healing and not science.