Hi all! I heard Candace promote the book of Enoch and I wanted to share a bit on that subject. I went down that rabbit hole a while back. This book is all the rage in the NAR movement and some areas of Protestant Charismatic Christianity. My family heritage is half Catholic and half Assemblies of God Charismatic Christianity, and since I converted to Catholicism about 35 years ago, I always look to what the Church teaches before I embrace an ideology or begin a devotion of some kind. I just saw too many irregular things in the Charismatic movement when I was young. Anyway, the Catholic Church did not include the book of Enoch in the canon for obvious reasons. It is considered pseudepigrapha, a writing falsely attributed to Enoch but written much later and attributed to him. The book was well known during Jesus' time, yes this is true, and is referred to in the Epistles, yes this is true, but it is was not taught in its entirety as a book that holds divine truth. There are passages in Enoch with ideas that directly contradict Sacred Scripture. For this reason it should be read as fiction and not as a religious text that one would follow as part of your spiritual belief system.
I thought I would share a link that I think does a good job explaining why the Book of Enoch should be read with caution and without ascribing the knowledge contained in it to be true and of God. It is very much tied to Jewish Mysticism and the New Age Movement. I hope Candace sees this and takes a look at it. There are so many podcasters right now intrigued by it and even promoting it that I felt I should share this resource and my research into it.
The book of Enoch (technically 1 Enoch) is pseudepigrapha (meaning "false writings), part of a collection of writings that were not written by the person claimed as the author. Furthermore, [...]
Read Part 1 Here Enoch and Metatron Note in this citation that Enoch was supposedly the recipient of secret knowledge from God: Its only complete extant version is an Ethiopic [...]
Has anyone confirmed whether or not Erika is still a Catholic? I know she "grew up Catholic" , but I am unclear on whether or not she is a current Catholic.
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Candace mentioned in one early podcast about the first church split being manufactured. Not sure if she was referring to Catholic vs Orthodox or Catholic vs Protestant. Does anyone have any references on this? Would appreciate both Catholic and non-Catholic sources on this.
