Protecting Our Children: The Dangerous Influence of “Conversations with God”
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In today’s world, where the influences on our children come from all directions, it’s crucial for parents, especially those who are patriotic and God-loving, to be vigilant. We are facing a threat that disguises itself as a harmless book but is, in fact, a perilous deviation from the Word of God. This alarming book, known as “Conversations with God,” has infiltrated our schools through the Scholastic Book Club, and it’s time for us to take action. Read on to discover the truth behind this dangerous publication and what you can do to protect your children.
Dear concerned parents and guardians, if there ever was a time to be on high alert, it is now. Our children are precious, and their well-being should always be our top priority. In recent times, a book has emerged, one that claims to offer “Conversations with God.” It’s a book that Oprah Winfrey herself has promoted, and it’s gaining popularity among young readers. However, beneath its seemingly innocuous title lies a grave threat to the values and beliefs we hold dear.
This article aims to shed light on the book “Conversations with God” and its author, Neale D. Walsch, whose teachings not only contradict the infallible Word of God but also endanger the moral and spiritual development of our children. We will delve into the concerning content of these books, their influence on impressionable young minds, and the urgent need for awareness and action.
Understanding the Deceptive Appeal: At first glance, “Conversations with God” and its teen-oriented counterpart, “Conversations with God for Teens,” may appear harmless. Their titles suggest a dialogue with the divine, a notion that may initially seem intriguing and spiritually enriching. However, it’s imperative that we heed the age-old wisdom:
“Don’t judge a book by its cover or title.”
The Deception Unveiled: Let’s take a closer look at the content of these books and understand why they pose a grave danger to our children’s faith and values.
- False Answers Disguised as Divine Wisdom: The author, Neale D. Walsch, claims to provide answers to questions posed by children in the “voice of God.” However, the answers he offers are far from the biblical truth. For instance, when a young girl asks why she is a lesbian, Walsch asserts that it’s because she was ‘born that way’ due to genetics, comparing it to inherent traits like being right-handed or having brown eyes. He encourages her to “celebrate” her differences.
- Promoting Moral Relativism: Another disturbing aspect of these books is their promotion of moral relativism. When a girl inquires about living with her boyfriend and her parents’ concerns about sin, Walsch dismisses the concept of sin entirely. He asks, “Who are you sinning against? Not me, because you have done nothing wrong.” This blatant disregard for biblical values undermines the very foundation of our faith.
- Rejecting the Notion of Forgiveness: Perhaps the most alarming aspect of Walsch’s teachings is his denial of God’s forgiveness. He claims, “I do not forgive anyone because there is nothing to forgive… There is no such thing as right or wrong.” This statement directly contradicts the core principles of Christianity and promotes a dangerous moral relativism that is contrary to the teachings of the Bible.
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The Danger to Our Children: Now that we understand the deceptive content of these books, let’s explore why it is so critical for us to be concerned and take action.
- Influence on Vulnerable Young Minds: Our children are at a vulnerable stage in their lives, where they are still forming their beliefs and values. Books like “Conversations with God” can have a profound impact on their understanding of spirituality, morality, and the Word of God. They may be easily swayed by the author’s claims, putting their faith at risk.
- Scholastic Book Club Distribution: One of the most concerning aspects of this issue is that these books are being distributed to school children through the Scholastic Book Club. This means that they are readily accessible to our children within the educational system, where we trust they will receive a balanced and morally sound education.
- Protecting Our Children from Spiritual Harm: As patriotic and God-loving parents, it is our duty to protect our children from harmful influences. The teachings presented in “Conversations with God” are a direct assault on our faith, and we cannot afford to be complacent. Our adversary, the devil, seeks to devour our young, and we must stand guard against this threat.
Taking Action: Now that we are aware of the danger posed by “Conversations with God,” it’s time to take action to safeguard our children and their faith.
- Educate Yourself: First and foremost, take the time to familiarize yourself with the content of these books. Understanding the material will enable you to have informed discussions with your children and provide counterarguments to the misleading teachings.
- Communicate with Your Children: Engage in open and honest conversations with your children about their reading materials. Encourage them to ask questions and express their concerns. By fostering a dialogue, you can help them discern right from wrong.
- Engage with Schools: If you discover that these books are being distributed at your child’s school, do not hesitate to voice your concerns with the school administration. It’s essential to advocate for the removal of such material from educational environments.
- Strengthen Their Faith: As parents, it is our responsibility to instill a strong foundation of faith in our children. Regularly attend church services, participate in family devotions, and reinforce the teachings of the Bible. Equip your children with the knowledge and understanding to discern false teachings.
In conclusion, “Conversations with God” and its companion books are not what they seem. They are deceptive and dangerous publications that undermine the Word of God and threaten the spiritual well-being of our children. As patriotic and God-loving parents, we must rise to the occasion, protect our children, and ensure that their faith remains unshaken.
By educating ourselves, communicating with our children, engaging with schools, and strengthening their faith, we can combat the insidious influence of these books. Our children are our future, and it is our duty to ensure that they grow up in the light of God’s truth, shielded from the darkness of false teachings.
In these challenging times, let us stand united in our commitment to safeguarding the faith and values that define us as patriotic and God-loving parents. Together, we can protect our children from the dangers that lurk in the shadows, ensuring that they continue to walk in the path of righteousness and eternal light.
8 Comments
I think if Jesus Christ and Neale Donald Walsch sat down together for a chat, they would immediately discover how similar their teachings are. In fact, Walsch quotes the Christian Bible repeatedly in his books. (Yes, I have read most of them)
IMHO, Walsch is a good and decent man just trying to help people.
I really am put off by the “my way or the highway” attitude of so many religionists. Big Religion, Big Government, Big Pharma are all complicit in ruining our beautiful world. Either believe their lies and distortions or hit the road!! No Thanks.
P.S. M. Greere, you have a typical Big Religious view point. Keep it to yourself.
Dear Joe … with all due respect, then simply don’t visit this particular site!
Is the Conversations with God series biblically sound? NOT LIKELY!
(https://www.gotquestions.org/conversations-with-God.html)
Neale Donald Walsch heard from the devil, not Jesus Christ Living God, who is God … and no different than the Joseph Smith’s (Book of Mormon) … or Muhammad and his Quran; the list goes on and on; we are not to judge, and I’m the last to do so, but truth is truth; being bold for said truth is not judging.
There is only ONE living word that cannot be discredited and that is the Protestant Holy Bible; inerrant, infallible, irrefutable, and indisputable … all 66 books worth … not 73 as found in the Popes/Vatican bible … and at the same time, it is the only truth that is warped in and of itself, only as a result of the devils keen ability to infiltrate its very teachings with denominational pride, that brings such individuals like yourself, outside looking in, and well justified to do so, to stand as you do, because of the mess the only truth is making of itself; BUT that still does not prove it to be wrong … for it is not by any means … wrong on any count.
Matthew 12:30 New Living Translation … “Anyone who isn’t with me (Jesus) opposes me, and anyone who isn’t working with me is actually working against me.”
1 Timothy 4:7 … “Do not waste time arguing over godless ideas and old wives’ tales. Instead, train yourself to be godly.”
2 Timothy 2:25 … “Gently instruct those who oppose the truth. Perhaps God will change those people’s hearts, and they will learn the truth.”
… and all while man continues to do things his way and wonders why the mess we continue to be in, including our current demise called a PlanDemic, with all truth about to come to a head according to Luke 8:17, Hebrews 4:13, and Deuteronomy 32:35, thank you, Jesus … because otherwise it would be game over.
What makes The Bible or any religous text more valid than this book? While the subject manner of some of this particular book may be more controversial, every religous text was written by a person or group of people. Every religous text has inherent biases due to the book being written by a person or group of people. As one who is spiritual and has studied numerous religions, I do not look down on what anyone else believes in for they have the right to believe what they want. I know that in days past things were written to state that the Christian faith was used to murder many during the Crusades under the guise of their religion being better. That does not mean Christianity is in and of itself good or bad, only that a “just” religion can also be used as a tool to commit evil deeds. I wonder when those of us who are moreso awake than others will figure out that religion is another tool used to divide us all. We all bleed, we all breathe, we all have infinite capacities to spread love and be loving. I also wonder if M. Greere would be Christian if she were born in South Asia amongst those who tend to practice religions such as Hinduism, or if M. Greere was born in the Middle East would there still be a desire to follow the Bible’s teachings instead of the Quaran’s? On another note, was Christ not attributed to telling everyone that the miracles he performed were able to be done by all? I have learned that Christ’s teachings and what has been taught in Christianity are not neccesarily on the same vein. Just some things to ponder, another interesting read
Hey, Sha!
Respectfully, you and David (top first comment), are very near sighted. My degree is in religious studies. All faiths are demonic, written by one man only all playing god. Judaism, however (who refuses to acknowledge the promised Messiah), and Christianity brought to the world by 40+ God-inspired authors, in museums to witness said writings for themselves; none of this is available to support just one iota of what they claim.
1) More manuscripts exist for the New Testament than for any other of antiquity—5,000 ancient Greek manuscripts, 24,000 in all including other languages. The multiplicity of manuscripts allows for a tremendous research base by which we can test the texts against each other and identify what the originals said.
2) The manuscripts of the New Testament are closer in age to the originals than are any other document of antiquity. All of the originals were written within the time of the contemporaries (eyewitnesses), in the first century A.D., and we currently have parts of manuscript as old as A.D. 125. Whole book copies surface by A.D. 200, and the complete New Testament can be found dating back to A.D. 250. Having all the books of the New Testament initially written within the times of eyewitnesses means that they did not have time to devolve into myth and folklore. Plus, their truth claims were held accountable by members of the church who, as personal witnesses to the events, could check the facts.
3) The New Testament documents are more accurate than any other of antiquity. John R. Robinson in Honest to God reports that the New Testament documents are 99.9% accurate (most accurate of any complete antique book). Bruce Metzger, an expert in the Greek New Testament, suggests a more modest 99.5%.
19th & 20th century discoveries, heralded as HUGE in this world, were already long within the pages of the Protestant Holy Bible of 66 books only; and as for Christians murdering others, anywhere, anytime, you can thank the devils Catholicism pushed by his satanic popes and vatican … soon to go public behind all this foolishness. You must never confuse the evils of the popes religion with God’s Protestant intentions of a truth that is inerrant and infallible, case closed; considering people have been trying to discredit it since the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Cheers!
You people who see only through the filters of religion are so narrow minded and judgemental having missed any potential action for enriching ones soul. Judgement has a way of cancelling the joy of discovery and expanding ones awareness and appreciation of potential new knowledge and action. The bible is but one book and a very incomplete book at that it has been revised so much that much of the original meanings are lost if not no equivalents being found in the English language. Precarious at best.
Please enlighten us, Jeanna! What is the answer oh wise one? For this Pastor, God’s most imperfect servant, yet, with a Master’s Degree in RELIGIOUS STUDIES not Biblical Studies, is calling you out!
Such ignorance must cease … or end up in the very same hell hole as the monsters behind the PlanDemic (Luke 16:19-31) … if you have the courage to read it and see yourself wrong … dead wrong!
The devil and his minions have been trying to discredit the truth we need for 35+ years on my watch alone … to no avail … and since the resurrection of Christ quite frankly, and still to no avail; so please enlighten us with your knowledge so we can finally free everyone and simply continue on on the devils timetable into darker and darker times, far worse than what we are experiencing here today, nor could ever imagine.
You’re a very ignorant individual, but far from alone, with an all too common foolishness and naïve perspective; ignorance is bliss as the flapping tongue rants while knowing zero about what you are talking about.
Bravo, Medeea, for publishing this article!
Neale Donald Walsch is following a similar deceptive trail of too many to count, including the likes of Joseph Smith (Mormonism), Mary Bakie Eddy (Christian Science), Muhammad (Islam), etc., etc., all demonically impregnated by the devil himself, offering up one more satanic deceptive tool amidst thousands, to keep the people from knowing the only inerrant and infallible truth known to man, regarding his only enemy – Jesus Christ Living God, who stole the power of death out from under him defeating death.
The book that started it all, Conversations with God, Book 1: An Uncommon Dialogue, spent over two and a half years on the New York Times Best Sellers List, and in 2006 a movie based on the book was released. Conversations with God, or CwG, is the brainchild of Neale Donald Walsch. In 1995, Walsch released the first book in the series, followed by eight more books, all written as dialogues between Walsch and “God.” The basic premise of the series is that God is “speaking” to everyone all the time and that Walsch began listening. He wrote Book 1 while struggling with thoughts of suicide and questions over the meaning of life.
Walsch claims divine inspiration for Conversations with God, saying that God literally spoke to him (“over my right shoulder”), and he wrote down what he heard as if taking dictation. However, in an April 7, 2000, interview on CNN’s Larry King Live, Walsch admitted that he couldn’t be sure that it was God speaking and that the books could have been the product of his own subconscious.
In Conversations with God, Walsch says a voice told him that God is everything and everything is God. Therefore, we humans are “God.” Everyone around you is simply “you” in a different form, and we are all “God.” Here, Walsch is repeating one of Satan’s original lies, “You will be as God” (Genesis 3:5).
Walsch also claims in the Conversations with God series that all life is eternal. Death is “the great illusion.” There is no judgment, no punishment, and no hell, for there is no reason for any of that—there is no sin. After death, a person goes to a different level of existence in order to “continue the evolution of the human soul.” This teaching in Conversations with God is in direct conflict with Hebrews 9:27 and many other passages of Scripture that teach the reality of judgment after death.
Walsch’s defense of Hitler’s actions are in line with his teaching of relativism: Hitler might be called “evil” but only “within the context of our human experience.” And Hitler was commissioned by God “to show humanity to itself for the purpose of lifting humanity above what it had become and what it had sunk to” (Larry King interview, op. cit.). Therefore, in Walsch’s world, Hitler was just another thread of the tapestry and was necessary to help us move forward.
According to the author of Conversations with God, there is no right way to live or one way to come to God. There are many ways, and all of them are equally valid. All the gods of various religions are really the same “God.” Of course, the One True God disagrees with Walsch: “This is what the LORD says—Israel’s King and Redeemer, the LORD of Heaven’s Armies: “I am the First and the Last; there is no other God.” (Isaiah 44:6).
Walsch insists in Book 1 of Conversations with God that words cannot communicate truth. Instead, truth comes as each individual consults his or her own feelings. Everyone is right, and no one is wrong; contradictory “truths” are not a problem in Walsch’s faulty logic. It’s interesting for a man who has given the world nearly 3,000 pages of words to state that words cannot communicate truth. What, then, is he communicating? (GotQuestions.org)
I believe “The Conversation With God” more then I trust the bible. We are co-creators. We are of the Creator. We are not separate from “God” but part of the Whole.
Teaching kids to fear God is wrong. All church ideologies are driven from darkness. For the creator is Love.