Colossians 2:8, “Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.”
On July 7, 2012 I published an article titled, “Alex
Jones Does Not Preach The Gospel.” Little did I know that at the same
time Alex had uploaded a bombshell video saturated with religious humanism
titled, “HUMANITY'S GREATEST SECRET: STAIRWAY TO THE UNIVERSE.” Then on July
9, 2012 Mike Adams filled in for Alex on the show and introduced his new
website at DivinityNow.com and also Mike's new video “THE
GOD WITHIN.” I am saddened that Infowars is changing for the worse.
Here's a wild statement from Mike's new video...
“As we were created in his image, we each possess a fraction of the power of God—a slice of omniscient conscious godliness. We've only forgotten our connectiveness, and have been fooled into thinking we are separate from each other in the world around us. The ultimate answers may already exist within us, if we find the courage to look within rather than focusing our questions in the world out there. Because quantum physics now tells us—what we find in the world around us is merely a reflection of what we are within.”
SOURCE: Mike Adams; THE GOD WITHIN; time 43:04 in video
Wow! Mike is really out there in left field doctrinally! It appears that Alex and Mike sincerely want to help others spiritually, but they want to do so without including the Word of God. It can't be done! Any attempt to improve humanity without the Bible is religious humanism! Alex and Mike have been led astray from Christ, and into philosophy, vain deceit and the rudiments (belief systems of the world; such as, humanism, psychology, evolution, et cetera).
Romans 1:22, “Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.”
1st Corinthians 3:19, “For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. For it is written, He taketh the wise in their own craftiness.”
I have spent much time watching Alex's and Mike's new videos, and have written separate articles, because there was much that needed to be addressed. I must have watched and listened to each video a dozen times. I've been very busy the past few days contending for the Christian faith. It's not like I enjoy exposing heretics, especially not when I have to preach against the straying away of friends from the truth.
Alex Jones' “Stairway To The Universe” Video
Mike Adam's False Plan Of Redemption
Alex Jones And Bashing Preachers
Alex has been bashing churches and preachers all week on his show. If anyone in this country ought to be thanked and holy hands uplifted—it's preachers on the firing line for God.
Nothing that Alex could ever say
or do would ever cause me not to love him as a brother, because he's
influenced my life so much for good; but as a God-fearing Christian who must
give account to the Lord one day, I have to follow my convictions and refute
all manner of evil wherever it rears it ugly head. Alex is leading millions
of people into a false plan of salvation called religious humanism.
Alex Is Teaching Religious Humanism
Mike Adams and Alex Jones for some reason have recently decided to enter the religious realm, teaching bold religious doctrines of humanism, conscious cosmology and New Age. I was shocked when I found the following Universalist Unitarian website that mirrors the teachings of Alex Jones' and Mike Adams' beliefs 100%...
A new religious humanism is emerging that offers depth, meaning, and purpose without sacrificing intellectual honesty or the spiritual dimension.
By William R. Murry
November 1, 2006Some time ago a neighbor, upon learning that I was a humanist, asked me what that meant. I replied that humanism refers to the affirmation of the worth and dignity of every person, a commitment to human betterment, and the necessity for human beings to take responsibility for themselves and the world. “Sounds like I’m a humanist, too,” he replied, seeming surprised. In this broad meaning of humanism, millions of people are humanists who do not identify as such, and humanist values permeate our cultural institutions.
I explained to my neighbor that there are many kinds of humanism and that some are theistic, whereas religious humanism and its cousin, secular humanism, are nontheistic.
Religious humanism is a life stance that exults in being alive in this unimaginably vast and breathtakingly beautiful universe and that finds joy and satisfaction in contributing to human betterment. Without a creed but with an emphasis on reason, compassion, community, nature, and social responsibility, it is a way of living that answers the religious and spiritual needs of people today. A new humanism is emerging among Unitarian Universalists, a religious humanism informed by cultural developments and recent discoveries in the natural and human sciences and grounded in the larger context of religious naturalism, a religious humanism that offers depth, meaning, and purpose without sacrificing intellectual honesty or the spiritual dimension.
I couldn't have explained what Alex believes any better (especially the last paragraph). My friend, you just read the words of an admitted humanist (which he states in the first sentence of the preceding quote). If you go to Murry's website and read more of the article, he claims to espouse “a nontheistic faith, a perspective that I call humanistic religious naturalism.” Alex Jones' beliefs and teachings are 100% religious humanism, leaving out the Word of God and Christianity completely. It is frustrating as a God-fearing Christian to hear Alex claim to be a Christian, but then he teaches nothing but religious humanism. I say this kindly and with love as Ephesians 4:15 teaches, “Speaking the truth in love.”
I don't know what Alex was thinking, but the videos he and Mike just uploaded are a BOMBSHELL to all the faithful Christians who've been listening to Alex's show for many years. Up until now Alex wasn't teaching religion, but he's being led astray from Christ! I still want people to hear what Alex has to say, because his message is very important, but I need to let everyone know that Alex is teaching doctrines of devils when it comes to religion and spirituality.
“The classroom must and will become an area of conflict between the old and the new — the rotting corpse of Christianity, together with its adjacent evils and misery and the new faith of Humanism, resplendent in its promise of a world in which the never-realized Christian idea of 'Love thy Neighbor' will finally be achieved.”
John J. Dunphy, "A Religion for a New Age," The Humanist, January/February 1983, 26.
Ecclesiastes 12:13, “Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.”
