Goddess Earth: Exposing the Pagan Agenda of the Environmental Movement

New Agers believe that Mother Earth is a living organism, so they meditated at the earth's supposed accupressure points around the globe on the original Earth Day. The following article confirms how Al Gore embraces the New Age occultic agenda of the environmental movement: Gurus For Gore? As A Senator, He Hobnobbed With New-Age Set By Dennis L. Cuddy, former Senior Associate with the U.S. Department of Education during the Reagan administration COPYRIGHT 2000 Investor's Business Daily, Inc. http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-6437329_ITM All the talk about Al Gore these days revolves around his recent proposals. Lost in the discussion is Gore's astonishingly flaky past. It is helpful to recall that Gore, as a senator from Tennessee, chaired something called the Congressional Clearinghouse on the Future. The organization published "What's Next," advocating population control and global education, among other things. Speakers invited by the organization included such assorted leftists... ============================================================== Will You Live Under "The Earth Charter"? © 2006 Dennis Cuddy - All Rights Reserved http://www.newswithviews.com/Cuddy/dennis54.htm [1/11/2006]

The book "Goddess Earth" really opened my eyes about why the environmental movement is growing so rapidly in America and around the world. We should be taking care of the environment, but certain elements in the environmental movement should be of great concern to all of us. This book is heavily documented with quotes from Al Gore's "Earth in the Balance" and from other highly influential people such as Ted Turner who promote government control of the earth and its people as the only successful means to protect the environment. "Goddess Earth" also shows how earth (Gaia) worship is being promoted in children's cartoons and videos, in classroom discussions on the environment, and in the media. Paganism, witchcraft, and native American rituals are becoming widely acceptable, all in the name of the environment. This book reveals how many churches and religious organizations have gotten on the "green" bandwagon, because it is considered one of the today's hottest "politically correct" movements. When you read "Goddess Earth," you'll realize that much of what as known as the modern environmental movement is really a dangerous tool to brainwash chilren (and adults), encourage them to "voluntarily" give up their rights and freedoms, and submit willingly to increased government control, all in the name of "protecting the environment." I feel that "Goddess Earth" is a tremendous wake-up call to Christians and other concerned citizens, and I highly recommend this book. We must all be involved in spreading the truth rather than fiction about the environment.