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The Enneagram Is NOT What You Think — Its Occult Roots Exposed
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The Enneagram Is NOT What You Think — Its Occult Roots Exposed

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The Enneagram Is NOT What You Think — Its Occult Roots Exposed
Nessie and Nephilim Podcast
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The Enneagram has become increasingly popular in Christian churches, leadership teams, counseling, and discipleship. But where did it actually come from?

In this episode, Zack Killey of The Berean Files joins me to explore the history of the Enneagram, G.I. Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, New Age spirituality, and how the Enneagram eventually made its way into Christian circles.

We also talk about spiritual discernment, Christianized practices, personality tests, and one of the biggest questions Christians can ask:

Who gets to define your identity—God or a personality test?

This isn't about attacking people who have used the Enneagram. It's about digging into the history, asking questions, and making informed decisions.


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Key Takeaways

  • The episode examines the Enneagram’s history and its adoption in Christian circles.
  • Zack Killey of The Berean Files joins the discussion.
  • Topics include G.I. Gurdjieff, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, New Age spirituality, and spiritual discernment.
  • The discussion encourages listeners to examine the Enneagram’s history and make informed decisions about its use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who joins the episode to discuss the Enneagram?

Zack Killey of The Berean Files.

What aspects of the Enneagram does the episode explore?

Its history, New Age spirituality, and how it made its way into Christian circles.

Does the episode aim to attack people who have used the Enneagram?

No. The notes say it aims to examine the history, ask questions, and support informed decisions.