In the same spirit (1 John 4:1) as Dan Kimball’s They Like Jesus But Not The Church, comes I Love Jesus, I hate Christianity by Kim Michaels.

There’s no need for me to comment on this New Age drivel. I’ll let the description of the book speak for itself:

“Despite the catchy and irreverent title, this book is the first book ever to call for a complete rethinking of Christianity that focuses on the human ego and the Christ consciousness. . . . The book also describes how humankind has moved from a mythic level of consciousness to a rational level of consciousness and is not moving into the intuitive level. Most of today’s Christian churches are still held hostage by a mythic level mindset and doctrines that spring from the black-and-white thinking of the mythic level. . . . The book calls for a new form of Christianity that is suited for today’s rational and intuitive level people. The book suggests a number of practical steps that can revitalize Christianity, including restoring Jesus as an example to follow instead of an idol to worship. It also gives an unprecedented description of how the path to personal Christhood is hidden between the lines of Jesus’ own words from the scriptures. . . . There is simply no other book on the market that contains so many revolutionary ideas about the Christian religion and the true meaning of Jesus’ mission and message. This is far more thought-provoking than The Da Vinci Code.”

And if this 412 page deception isn’t enough, Mother Mary’s Garden, (the New Age, occult-laden website promoting this doctrine of demons), also sells rosaries for all occasions including foundational rosaries and advanced rosaries. The advanced ones include rosaries:

For invoking spiritual protection.

For cleaning your four lower bodies.

For purifying the mother light.

And what Satanically-inspired, idolatrous, neo-pagan, superstitious, goddess worship would be complete without “Tools for healing mother earth“?

There never seems to be a shortage of attacks on the truth of Christianity, the doctrines of our Faith, and Bride of Christ.

Even so, come Lord Jesus. Maranatha!