The New Age is old deception in new packaging—and it is closer than you think.

From elementary classrooms to corporate seminars to bestselling bookstores, a spirituality built on self-deification, reincarnation, moral relativism, and impersonal cosmic energy has woven itself into mainstream culture. Many people encounter New Age ideas without recognizing them for what they are. This booklet names and examines that philosophy plainly, tracing its roots back to the oldest lie in human history—the one the serpent told Eve in the Garden of Eden.

Adrian Rogers identifies four tactics Satan used in Genesis 3 and shows how they are replayed in New Age thought today: the promise of self-development ("you shall not surely die"), self-discernment through mystical experience ("your eyes shall be opened"), self-deification through pantheism ("you shall be as gods"), and self-determination through moral relativism ("knowing good and evil"). He exposes leading New Age figures, practices, and symbols by name, and calls believers to hold fast to biblical truth, hold forth the Gospel, and recognize that those who are always learning within this movement are never coming to the knowledge of the Truth.