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	Religious Movements Homepage: New Thought Movement
		New Thought, and the related movement, Christian Science, were based on the integration of the more traditional Christian ideas with nineteenth century metaphysical traditions.
		ANTN focuses on the expression of the philosophy of New Thought.
		This is the webpage for the loose congregation of New Thought denominations.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/Newthoug.html (2964 words)

	New Thought Movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Thought religions are a panentheistic belief system, and are often considered more philosophy than religion by adherents.
		New Thought holds that an immanent presence, often referred to as Mind, Universal Presence, Life, along with other terms that attempt not to limit the definition or experience of God, is the primary basis of all interconnected reality, personal and transcendent.
		New Thought churches often avoid dogmatic pronouncements about the afterlife or other theological questions, and vary significantly in the degree to which they may or may not associate themselves with Christianity or other major world religions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Thought_Movement (1116 words)

	New Thought - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Thought describes a set of religious ideas that developed in the United States during the late 19th century, originating with Phineas Parkhurst Quimby.
		New Thought religions generally share a core belief in monism, the universal presence of a creative energy, or God, within the world and within all people.
		New Thought is distinctive from traditional religious movements in that it is expected to evolve and not remain static.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Thought (399 words)

	EDITOR'S CHOICE: New Thought and New Age
		New Age, like New Thought, is strongly optimistic, largely because most people in both groups believe in a good God, and that all people are part of God or have at least a spark of the divine.
		Heaven, in a New Thought interpretation, alludes to one's state of mind, and earth is the manifestation of that state.
		New Age shares New Thought's interest in metaphor, and the late Joseph Campbell, the preeminent authority on myth and metaphor, is a popular New Age author.
	www.adishakti.org /_/new_thought_and_new_age.htm (725 words)

	NEW THOUGHT DEFINED
		NEW THOUGHT is not, as many believe, a name or expression employed to define any fixed system of thought, philosophy, or religion, but is a term used to convey the idea of growing or developing thought.
		New Thought is anchored to the idea of finding the good and the beautiful in life, the development of latent possibilities in man, and that law reigns supreme in the universe.
		New Thought teaches that the revelation of God to man is a continuous process through nature, through reason, the whispering of intuition through the events and experiences of life.
	cornerstone.wwwhubs.com /ntd.htm (3763 words)

	New Thought
		The diversity of views and styles of life represented in various New Thought groups are difficult to describe because of their variety, and the same reason makes it virtually impossible to determine either membership or adherents.
		The origins of New Thought may be traced to a dissatisfaction on the part of many persons with scientific empiricism and their reaction to the religious skepticism of the 17th and 18th centuries.
		New Thought leaders--unlike Quimby, it should be noted--have increasingly stressed material prosperity as one result of New Thought.
	www.seasidechurch.org /Religious_Science/New_Thought/body_new_thought.html (730 words)

	New Thought
		New Thought And The Bible: New Thoughters superficially appears to be in tune with Christian doctrine by selectively quoting from the Bible, but a complete reading of the very Scriptures that they maintain forms their “primary textbook” would nullify all their claims.
		Thoughts are not capable of roaming the earth, they are not capable of casting someone into prison and persecuting them, they are not capable of physically coming and going of their own accord and they are not a roaring lion (singular) that seeks to devour believers.
		New Thought is not new; it follows the same philosophies and fabrications that Satan has used to try and shake the foundations of the Church since the very dawn of the faith.
	www.inplainsite.org /html/new_thought.html (7185 words)

	New Thought Kabbalah: Healing from the Soul
		New Thought Kabbalah is a public awareness company that brings the wisdom of the ancient Kabbalists to New Thought Philosophies and provides a bridge between the two.
		New Thought, as defined in the dictionary, is a modern spiritual philosophy stressing the power of right thinking in a person's life, the idea that our thoughts and attitudes effect our experience and that G-d (or whatever other name a person might have for a Higher Power) is within the individual.
		The mission of New Thought Kabbalah is to provide ancient Kabbalistic wisdom in the form of public speaking, classes and literature to audiences that are open to the philosophies of new thought.
	www.newthoughtkabbalah.com /index3.htm (1241 words)

	Critical examination of the school of thought known as New Thought. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The closest that an official New Thought aficionada came to Hitler's fascism was Ayn Rand, a proponent of overt New Thought social selfishness.
		The members of New Thought, whether of the religious or secular variety, while deluding themselves that they have more power, are actually castrated automatons, having lost the power of thought, and having lost the strength of will to resist the dehumanizing and crippling disease of their faith.
		Authentic positive thought acknowledges the injustice and indignity of a world gone mad, then it works toward recreating the world toward its true dignified potentiality; for the key to authentic enlightenment is not selfishness, nor ironic mental castration, but dignity for one and all, as well as dignity for the environment.
	www.pacificnet.net /~cmoore/ghill/newage.htm (4804 words)

	New Thought; New Thought Movement - ReligionFacts
		Emma Curtis Hopkins (1849–1925), one of the founders of New Thought.
		New Thought is related to Christian Science both historically and philosophically, but Christian Science is more organized and doctrinal than the New Thought movement.
		The New Thought movement has roots in American Christianity as well as the metaphysical and romantic climate of the 19th century that came as a reaction against the religious skepticism of the previous century.
	www.religionfacts.com /a-z-religion-index/new_thought.htm (1833 words)

	New Thought In America
		Sinclair continues her analysis of the dilemma by hoping that no reasonable person would demand certainty at this point in the evolution of human thought, and by hoping that all men could accept the fact that the utmost we are entitled to demand is a certain balance of probabilities.
		The New Mysticism, like the New Thought, is alien to forms of Mysticism and religious worship that are ascetic at one extreme and sensuous and erotic at the other.
		The New Thought movement has been described as "the religion of healthy-mindedness" or "the mind-cure movement." Many New Thought advocates considered themselves to be Christians, but this reference became more ambiguous in the mid-twentieth century.
	sric-canada.org /newthought.html (3107 words)

	A Practical Spirituality: Process New Thought
		Process New Thought does not simply let distinctions between God and ourselves slip in unavoidably; Process New Thought straightforwardly proclaims a pluralistic (many units of reality, all intimately related, mingling) rather than quantitatively monistic (only one unit of reality) idealism (all, we agree, is mind-spirit-experience).
		Process New Thought surpasses earlier types of New Thought, much of which still holds to antiquated metaphysical beliefs that defy logic in maintaining that there is nothing but an omnipotent God, a single mind with many centers each of which has the power of free will.
		In sum, the practical spirituality known as Process New Thought is in the tradition of the more than century-old healing and overall wholeness movement known as New Thought, updated and enriched by insights from process philosophy, producing a remarkable synthesis that is likely to become a major force in the 21st century.
	www.neweverymoment.com /articles/article/3114300/46787.htm (1181 words)

	new thought
		New Thought, as defined in the dictionary, is a modern spiritual philosophy stressing the power of right thinking in a person's life, the idea that our thoughts and attitudes affect our experience and that God (or whatever other name a person might have for a Higher Power) is within the individual.
		New Thought is a logical and scientifically based understanding and method of changing our experience by changing our thinking.
		New Thought recognizes that human beings function on many levels: that the individual is a mental, spiritual, emotional and physical being.
	www.newthought.org /new_thought.html (189 words)

	About New Thought (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		New Thought was called "The religion of healthy-mindedness" by William James.
		Simply, New Thought teaches the law of cause and effect; that it is done unto us as we believe; that as we sow, we do indeed reap.
		New Thought is heir to this basic concept as articulated by Eckhart and all the great philosophers before and after him.
	www.religioussciencebaltimore.org /aboutnt.htm (1052 words)

	New Thought Vocabulary
		In contrast to meditation which is stilling the thoughts and through this stillness becoming aware of the unity of all things, contemplation is the act of focusing on a particular idea and becoming one with it and using this idea as a vehicle for understanding..
		New Thought believers believe in spiritual as well as physical healing, and New Thought Practitioners often work in conjunction with doctors and other physical and mental health practitioners to facilitate healing.
		He never intended to begin a new faith, but people around him were deeply moved by his insights and thus he was persuaded to allow a church to be created to assure that the principles he revealed would be forever available to the world.
	www.alittle.org /vocabulary.htm (10264 words)

	New Thought. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Annual national conventions were held from 1894, and in 1914 the International New Thought Alliance was formed, with branches in England, Australia, and elsewhere.
		Composed of many smaller groups, such as Divine Science, Unity (until 1922), and Home of Truth, the alliance is held together by one central teaching, namely, that people through the constructive use of their minds can attain freedom, power, health, prosperity, and all good, molding their bodies as well as the circumstances of their lives.
		Individual New Thought leaders have employed concepts from every variety of idealistic, spiritualistic, pantheistic, kabbalistic, and theosophical thought, as well as from Christianity.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ne/NewThoug.html (337 words)

	New Thought Movement Home Page
		The New Thought movement--not to be confused with New Age--is a more than century-old, practically oriented spirituality that promotes fullness of all aspects of living, through constructive thinking, meditating, and other ways of realizing the presence of God.
		New Age and the New Thought Movement, excerpted from Ch.
		New Thought and Postmodernism, a 1988 Alan talk that sketches the background and nature of postmodernism.
	www.websyte.com /alan/index.htm (3347 words)

	Amazon.com: New Thought: A Practical American Spirituality: Books: C. Alan Anderson,Deborah G. Whitehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		New Thought is as contemporary as the New Age and finds expression in current bestselling teachers such as Anthony Robbins and creation theologist Mathew Fox.
		New Thought is truly a do-it-yourself path, built by many uneducated, simple people who pioneered on the frontiers of the American soul.
		New Thought has a mysticism, too, which holds that unity or harmony with the Creator God is the fundamental requirement for both the pleasurable and practical transformation of one1s life.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1410701727?v=glance (3360 words)

	New Thought (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		New Thought is the beginning of the New Age movement, yet it is much different and not to be confused.
		The International New Thought Alliance The INTA is an umbrella organization facilitating the functioning of numerous branches, organizations, and individuals of the more than century-old New Thought movement.
		New Thought Broadcasting New Thought Broadcasting is a program of PersonPlanet and the members of the Association for Global New Thought.
	www.imagination-institute.com /new.htm (611 words)

	Process Philosophy and the New Thought Movement
		Process philosophy, or process theology, or simply process thought, is an outlook with roots that go as far back as the thought of Heraclitus in the West and Buddhism in the East, but the most prominent philosopher in developing its present form was Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947).
		In short, Process New Thought is a practical, applied, clarified, pluralistic, realistic idealism, in which God is recognized as utterly personal, completely impartial, totally reliable, all-inclusive, unimaginably intelligent, and completely loving.
		Process New Thought is New Thought minus any instances of the fallacy of misplaced concreteness such as notions of changeless (non-growing) impersonal God, enduring substance, changeless and/or active law, and with the addition of insights from such thinkers as Whitehead and Hartshorne.
	websyte.com /alan/process.htm (1956 words)

	New Thought - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		New Thought - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		New Thought, idealistic movement in religious and philosophical thinking that developed in the United States, particularly in New England, early in...
		The American Way is so restlessly creative as to be essentially destructive; the American Way is to carry common sense itself almost to the point...
	encarta.msn.com /New_Thought.html (141 words)

	New Thought
		New Thought, not to be confused with New Age, is a philosophy that is more than a century old.
		While most of the groups that are part of New Thought use the Bible as (a) basis of their beliefs, each of these groups is, theologically, a cult of Christianity.
		That is because each of these groups invididually, and New Thought itself, denies and or changes the essential doctrines of the Christian faith.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /369-new-thought (861 words)

	New Thought info - New Thought information, New Thought Links, International
		New Thought, whether Unity, Divine Science, DivineUnity, Religious Science, is one of the fastest growing religions in the world.
		Initially New Thought was purely a Christian Movement, but not long after the foundation of modern New Thought over a century ago, leaders such as Annie Rix Militz began to explore the congruency of other spiritual paths with Practical Christianity.
		Modern New Thought began with a man named Phineas Quimby who was the first to rediscover the esoteric truths hidden in the abbreviated Gospels.
	newthought.info (189 words)

	Open Directory - Society:Religion and Spirituality:New Thought (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		New Thought is a spiritual movement descended from the work of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby and others who, in the mid-19th century, sought to find the universal truths behind all religions.
		Most often New Thought is confused with what is called "New Age" in the media, New Thought is actually an attempt to gather the common thread of truth that is woven through all the world's great spiritual traditions.
		The principles of New Thought are to be found in Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Zen, Hinduism, and many philosophical and theological works.
	dmoz.org /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/New_Thought/desc.html (300 words)

	New Thought--its roots and close cousins
		These last two excerpts are not strictly "New Thought" but they do show its similarities to the "prosperity gospel," "Word of Faith," and the "name it and claim it" movements.
		In this emphasis on the image of God and exclusion of the Fall, I hear a distant echo of the 'New Thought' teachers of the mid-1800’s which provide the historical origins for many concepts present in the prosperity Gospel.
		In fairness, Osteen seems to have a sincere desire for people to be saved and includes a prayer at the end of the book encouraging people to 'repent' of their sins (310).
	www.crossroad.to /Quotes/occult/new-thought-2.htm (1208 words)

	ANDERSON-WHITEHOUSE
		New every moment is more than a slogan; it is shorthand for an uplifting attitude and a comprehensive philosophy that we use to update New Thought, to keep the fun and major transformations in living that characterize New Thought, while discarding the perplexities and paradoxes that have marked some versions of New Thought.
		Process thought is the systematic philosophy and theology of Alfred North Whitehead, Charles Hartshorne, and their followers.
		It offers a sound, up-to-date metaphysical foundation for New Thought principles and practices, which are chiefly derived from the teachings of Jesus.
	neweverymoment.com (295 words)

	Amazon.com: The New Thought Police : Inside the Left's Assault on Free Speech and Free Minds: Books: Tammy Bruce,Laura ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In spite this lengthy pedigree, or perhaps because she actually believes in her causes, Bruce is appalled by the tactics of the left and the new "thought police" who carry out the marching orders.
		The New Thought Police is a well thought out book by Tammy Bruce, former chairwomen of the LA chapter of NOW who is pro-gun, pro-choice, and lesbian.
		Both in that book and The Thought Police I was surprised again and again at her matter of fact discussions of how liberalism is changing how we think about ourselves, our children and our country.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0761563733?v=glance (2984 words)

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