Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow: The New Age Movement and Our Coming Age of Barbarism

Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow: The New Age Movement and Our Coming Age of Barbarism | Constance Cumbey | Years ahead of her time!

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	Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow: The New Age Movement and Our Coming Age of Barbarism Constance Cumbey Huntington House Publishers, 1985 - 268 pages average customer review:based on 34 reviews view larger image
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Connecting All The Dots

Open any book on the New Age Movement up, and if it's one that attempts to expose the dark side of the NAM, chances are that the author will site Mrs. Cumbey. That's because she was the first one to research the subject and make her findings available to the general public. Trying to understand NAM research without reference to Constance Cumbey is like trying to understand Egyptology without mentioning the Rosetta Stone. Cumbey connects all the dots. She links each major segment of the New Age Movement, along with allied groups, into a systematic whole. The story is alarming and unsettling. Cumbey's well-researched thesis(she took several years off from a busy law practice after stumbling upon the initial information) is that there is a systematic, organized movement, with many fronts, that seeks to reform the Earth and humanity along the lines of their utopian beliefs. Secular readers may wish to equate this with lower-order manifestations of power, such as world government ("The New World Order"), but Cumbey lays the responsibility where she, as a Christian, clearly saw that it belongs: with Satan. You will have a difficult time disbelieving this book, and events since it's publication in 1985 serve to confirm it's message and warning. -Lloyd A. Conway

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Years ahead of her time!

Cumbey's book was unbelievable at first reading! Further investigation and review of New Age founders, philosophies, strategies and agendas prove her incredible and shocking findings.

hidden dangers of the rainbow

I have read this book and in further studies have found it to be a great asset to understanding the nwo...and nam...I find it curious why those who support it are not afraid to give their names and those who criticise it are....hhhhmmmmm sounds suspicious to me...maybe Ms. Cumby has struck a nerve....God bless you Constance Cumby...

Connecting All The Dots

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