| dc.description.abstract | "This paper seeks to analyze the cross-denominational movement known as the New Apostolic Reformation. The research demonstrates that the NAR is fundamentally characterized by dominion theology and its restoration of the offices of apostles and prophets. The movement teaches that the church’s goal on earth is to take dominion from Satan through the strategy of the “Seven Mountain Mandate,” a strategy aimed at influencing business, education, government, family, the arts, science, and the church. Self-proclaimed apostles and prophets claim to lead the church by direct revelation. They position themselves as mediators between the church and God, superseding Scripture.
This paper contends that the NAR perverts the Word of God by limiting God’s sovereignty, shifting Christ’s role from savior to societal transformer, confusing the kingdom of God with the kingdom of this world, and establishing an ecclesiastical hierarchy. The NAR’s emphasis on direct revelation, miracles, and political transformation fosters dangerous practices that undermine the gospel and harm believers." | en_US |