Obama Rewards Oprah for Spreading the Lies of the Genesis Serpent

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Canada Free Press:

This fall, Obama will present Oprah Winfrey with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, honoring her as “one of the world’s most successful broadcast journalists.”

 

What does it mean to the queen of popular culture to be a successful broadcast journalist? What is the special message she wishes to report, as a “journalist,” to the people of the world? She answered these questions in the May, 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine:

 

Claiming my own spiritual depths and encouraging others to recognize the fullness of their potential through spiritual connection is my greatest purpose and calling. It’s why I’ve continued to do the show these many years. It’s why I recently decided to start my OWN television network—the Oprah Winfrey Network—devoted to that purpose. It’s why I chose A New Earth, by Eckhart Tolle, as a book club selection, and why I interview him this month.

 

I’ve read hundreds of books that have helped me become more spiritually attuned. A New Earth resonated so deeply with me and caused such a shift in the way I perceived myself and all things, I couldn’t not share it.

 

It’s been the most rewarding experience of my career to teach this book online with Eckhart Tolle and witness millions of people all over the globe awaken to their lives in such profound ways.

 

Oprah’s “journalistic” message to the world is the message of Eckhart Tolle. Through her television show and her Web site, Oprah made bestsellers of Tolle’s books, The Power of Now (TPN) and A New Earth (ANE).

 

What does Tolle teach? According to him, the Sacred Scriptures are no longer sacred, having lost their essence, power, and inspiration. Tolle’s words, not Christ’s or Paul’s, “contain a great deal of spiritual power;” Tolle’s books, not the Scriptures, are “spiritually alive” (TPN, p. 8, ANE, p. 7). Tolle scoffs at the central tenet of Christianity, Christ’s bodily resurrection from the dead, calling it one of many “myths” (TPN, p. 115). The core of Tolle’s teaching matches exactly the lies of the Genesis serpent.