Eye On Rick Warren

The following posts are from Slice of Laodicea.com:

Watch Rick Warren’s Appearance at National Cathedral
You can watch Rick Warren speak at National Cathedral this past Sunday at the church website. Note that he used the “New Reformation” theme. That would be the reformation where doctrine no longer matters, where those who worship the goddess Sophia or Isis, practice Buddhism or have Hindu inclinations on the side can link arms with Southern Baptists like Rick Warren because after all, they both believe there’s a “Jesus”. Rick Warren was also the “preacher” at the pantheon for their 11:15 service on Sunday. In May, the openly homosexual radical, Dr. Peter Gomes of Harvard Memorial Church, will preach from the same pulpit.

National Cathedral: New Age Pantheon
Yesterday, Rick Warren smugly sat with the dean of Washington’s National Cathedral, calling for reconciliation between mainline churches and evangelicals. Here is some further information on National Cathedral and what it spiritually offers. It is a pantheon (temple to the gods) dedicated to world religions. Here you can see pictures of women at a Sacred Circle Conference (feminist theology, goddess theology, Wiccan elements) dancing and participating in the huge labyrinth.

Rick Warren Wants to “Reconcile” With This?
In light of Rick Warren’s call to reconcile evangelicals with mainline churches, (see post below) I thought it would be helpful to go over some of the spiritual issues at stake here. Decide for yourself exactly what is behind Mr. Warren’s interest in uniting these apostate churches with evangelicalism. Here is Berit Kjos’ article from 2003 about the occult New Age spirituality of leaders in the episcopal church such as Bishop Swing. The following is footnoted documentation of the involvement of episcopal leaders in the United Religions Initiative (URI) which calls for a one world religion. These are the churches Rick Warren is asking all of us to join hands with. This is critical reading.

Rick Warren: Evangelical and Mainline Churches Need to Reconcile
All of you who thought that the divinity of Christ, the Virgin birth, the penal substitutionary atonement, the literal resurrection of Jesus, and the inerrancy and authority of Scripture are worth dying for are apparently wrong. The Christian Post reports that Rick Warren is calling on evangelicals to reconcile with mainline churches to stop the mainline churches from dying. Let me repeat that line: Rick Warren is calling on evangelicals to reconcile with mainline churches to stop the mainline churches from dying. Wow.