She said Jesus spoke to her — the shocking truth behind ‘A Course in Miracles’

course in miracles

Kate Orson shares how a fellow Christian convert’s return to New Age spirituality led her to investigate the teachings of A Course in Miracles, a hugely influential book endorsed by figures such as Oprah Winfrey. She explores why its message can sound remarkably Christian on the surface while presenting a radically different view of Jesus, sin and salvation.

When I first left the New Age and became a Christian, I connected with another recent convert who had been a New Age influencer. When she became a Christian, she started to use her online platform to share the Gospel. She was a passionate evangelist, and I know of at least one of her followers who became a Christian through her posts.

It was to my surprise that a few years in, she unfriended me and her other Christian friends and went back to her New Age practices. Yet she kept talking about her relationship with Jesus. What was going on?

 

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