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Christ consciousness” and describes it in terms of “the unionof the human with the divine” which is the “center feature ofall the world’s religions” (Quantum Spirituality, p. 235). Hedefines the New Light as “a structure of human becoming, achanneling of Christ energies through mindbodyexperience” (Quantum Spirituality, p. 70). Sweet says that“New Light pastors” hold the doctrine of “embodiment ofGod in the very substance of creation” (p. 124). In CarpeMañana, Sweet says that the earth is as much a part of thebody of Christ as humans and that humanity and the earthconstitutes “a cosmic body of Christ” (p. 124). Sweet listssome of the “New Light leaders” that have influenced histhinking as Matthew Fox, M. Scott Peck, Willis Harman, andKen Wilber. ese are prominent New Agers who believe inthe divinity of man, as we have documented in the book eNew Age Tower of Babel. Sweet has endorsed e Shack withits non-judgmental father-mother god, and he promotesRoman Catholic contemplative mysticism and dangerousmystics such as the Catholic-Buddhist omas Merton. (Fordocumentation see the book Contemplative Mysticism, whichis available in print and eBook editions from Way of LifeLiterature -- www.wayoflife.org.)Brown, Scott WesleyScott Wesley Brown (b. 1952) is a Christian rocker whoglories in the Jesus Movement of the 1970s that birthedContemporary Christian Music. He says, “Being a part of theearly days of contemporary Christian music or ‘Jesus Music’as we called it in the 1970s was as exciting as blazing the newfrontiers of the wild west” (www.scottwesley brown.com).In 2006 he teamed up with Billy Smiley of the hard-rockingband Whiteheart to produce a series of albums of“contemporary hymn arrangements.”22