Ep 1186 | From Crunchy to Cultish: The Deconstruction of 'Rose Uncharted'

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May 8, 2025

The discussion dives into the journey of an Instagram influencer, 'Rose Uncharted,' who moved from Christianity to New Age beliefs. It critiques misleading ideas like 'Christ consciousness' and warns of the dangers of spiritual deconstruction. The podcast emphasizes the importance of adhering to biblical truths while exploring how social media can shape beliefs. It also touches on the risks of practices like astrology and the allure of alternative spiritual paths, urging listeners to seek divine truth and remain grounded in faith.

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The Deconstruction Pattern

The deconstruction process often involves discarding traditional Christian doctrines due to personal or cultural conflicts.
This journey typically leads people to embrace progressive social and theological views, rejecting foundational Christian beliefs like heaven, hell, and salvation.

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Astrology as Spiritual Deception

Astrology and all forms of divination are explicitly condemned in Scripture and represent engagement with powers opposed to God.
Engaging in these practices distances believers from God and leads them towards spiritual deception.

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Christ Consciousness Explained

The concept of "Christ consciousness" redefines Christ as a cosmic frequency rather than a person.
This idea rejects traditional Christian doctrines, promoting an experience-based spirituality disconnected from biblical truth.

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