Title: Very, very good!
Product review: The Gods That Walk Among Us is a compelling analysis of the mystical resurrection of ancient pagan gods masquerading as heralds of a New Age. Thomas Horn and Donal Jones write with a nonreactionary, journalistic flair that is both informative and very personable as they walk with the reader from the shrines of ancient pagans to the alternative altars of the pagans of the New Age. The Gods That Walk Among Us is an excellent, provocative and, in many ways, unique expose' of New Age mysticism. Horn and Jones do not hesitate to warn the church of the all-too-often error of "emphasing experiences over doctrine," because they [the Church] are not immuned or sheltered from the mysticism of the New Age. Indeed, because "The line between a true manifestation of God, and human orchestration, is often blurred," many churches have come under the seductive spells of neo-pagan spirituality
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