From: anachem@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu (mark gilstrap)
Subject: Al Gore's religious beliefs
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 21:16:21 GMT

	According to some junk mail I received (how do I get on
these mailing lists?) from Texe Marrs' FLASHPOINT newsletter, the
common ideas regarding Clinton and Gore's religious beliefs are 
way off base (at least wrt Gore - apparently Bill is "non-practicing").
Marrs address is in Austin Texas.

	Below is an excerpt from the mailing:

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	THE BLASPHEMY OF SENATOR ALL GORE

	He's smart, handsome, photogenic, and young. He's now Bill 
Clinton's vice presidential running mate - and he's a fervent, committed 
New Age believer! I'm talking about U.S. Senator Al Gore (Dem. - Tenn),
the man who may very well be the next vice president of the United 
States.

	Gore is a pal of the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan Buddhist who claims 
to be a reincarnated god on earth. Long a favorite speaker at New Age 
conferences, last year he gave a seminar on the environment and 
spirituality for Common Boundary, a globalist New Age group. At the 
same meeting were speakers promoting witchcraft and goddess themes.

	Al Gore's new book, "Earth in the Balance: Ecology and the Human 
Spirit," is possibly one of the most evil and blasphemous books I've 
ever read. In the book, he endorses Eastern Mystery Religions, the 
worship of the ancient goddess, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. Gore 
blasts those ignorant Christians who, he says, "are afraid to open their 
minds to teachings first offered outside their own system of belief."

	The Senator especially has harsh words to say about 
fundamentalists and other christians who believe wholly in the Bible. 
According to Al Gore, by refusing to accept that the earth is our 
sacred mother, these christians have become a dangerous threat to the 
survival of humanity. They are blights on the environment. To believe in 
Bible prophecy is unforgivable, says Gore. "Not only is this idea 
heretical," he writes, "it is an appallingly self-fulfilling prophecy of 
doom."

	You'll discover more about the blasphemy and paganism of Al Gore 
in my new audiotape, "Campaign '92."

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	Other interesting "materials" provided by this guy (who is he?)
cover: 
 	George Bush's membership in the occultic Skull & Bones Society, 

	The Builderberger's secret conferences (from whence came two 
southern democratic governor presidental nominees - Carter and Clinton),

"The Dark Agenda of A Thousand Points of Light" also about the "Cities of 
Light" program (Orlando Fla is the 1st one).According to the Orlando 
Sentinel (June 2, 1992) the participants in the seed program "assemble 
in 32 curtained pods - four groups of 8 in each pod."....instructed by 
their Points of Light instructors to "reset the button implanted in the 
middle of their foreheads." Volunteers are also exposed to a 12 hour 
"Tunnel of Despair" spectacle and an exhibit known as "The City of 
Darkness". One participant told how the volunteers were being trained to 
"regenerate the ocean" with their visualized mind powers. "He couldn't 
understand how that had anything to do with volunteering in Orlando," 
said the newspaper. Another participant asked "How is this going to get 
food and clothes into the hands of the needy." Texe Marrs calls this a
plot to remold major cities across America into magical centers of New 
Age occultic activity. "The New Age methods of mind control have nothing 
to do with volunteering or serving the downtrodden. But it does have a 
lot to do with the secret Illuminist plan to mesmerize, deceive and take 
over America. Disguised as promoting volunteerism and service, this is a
campaign with deep satanic roots.Does George Bush's famous program
contain hidden and esoteric, illuminist, coded message? Is it designed
to brainwash and spiritually process Americans into accepting the occult
plan for World Government?"

and one other good one for this audience:

	"Millennium: Peace, promises, and the day they take our money 
away.

etc, etc.....
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