Matthew 7:21, “Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.”
Kindly, Jane Fonda is not a genuine Christian according to the Holy Bible.
Like most unsaved religious people, Miss Fonda has “a form of godliness,
but denying the power thereof: from such turn away” (2nd Timothy
3:5). That “power” is the Gospel according to Romans 1:16a,
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of
God unto salvation to every one that believeth...” 1st Corinthians
15:1-4 defines “the Gospel” as Christ's death on the cross for our sins, His
burial and bodily resurrected three days later. In sharp contrast to the
Gospel, Jane Fonda states:
Over time, and, I feel, because I stepped outside of established religion, I was able to rekindle the spiritual experience that I’d been seeking. Some will say that because of all this I am not a true Christian. So be it. I feel like a Christian, I believe in the teachings of Jesus and try to practice them in my life. I have found Christians all over this country who feel as I do. They may not have been ‘saved’ yet they hum with divine spirit.
My faith is a work in progress (as am I) but I will plant my flag on the belief that God lives within each of us as Spirit (or soul). I like what Reverend Forrest Church says: “God is not God’s name. God is our name for that which is greater than all and yet present in all.” I believe that Christ was the personal incarnation of the divine wisdom in everything, including every form of spiritual expression.
Lots of folks go to church every Sunday and spend the rest of their time avoiding dealing with the question of consciousness. They try to pass time with pastimes, possessions, prestige. They think about God and talk about their religious beliefs but avoid experiencing Spirit. Thinking and experiencing aren’t the same. One happens in the head. The other is a flash, a rush of intuition that seems to permeate our entire being. That is what Jesus meant when he said that God is within us. That is what I am seeking, and I have found that since I have come to feel God within me, I experience less fear—of anything, including death. ... [emphasis added]SOURCE: Jane Fonda - About My Faith
Talk about heresy! Miss Fonda is a New Ager. She denies the Biblical truth that Jesus Christ is the Godhead incarnate (John 1:1-3, 14; Colossians 2:9 - Note: All Scriptures quoted only from the trustworthy King James Bible). Miss Fonda believes that a group of men exalted Jesus to Godhood. Earlier in her article, she states:
In my studies, I learned that 325 years after Jesus was crucified at the Council of Nicea, a gathering of Christian leaders, all men, decided by a show of hands and amidst bitter theological differences, what would be included as Biblical cannon and what was to be left out and decreed that Jesus was not only the Son of God but God himself.
SOURCE: Jane Fonda - About My Faith
Just as the sincere unsaved group of religious people in Matthew 7:21-23, Fonda says, “I feel like a Christian.” But you're not a Christian just because you feel like one. Proverbs 14:12, “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.” Although she may be sincere, I believe Miss Fonda fully knows that she is going 100% contrary to Biblical Christianity. I believe she has an agenda, which is, to promote New Age. Satan's greatest weapon is to con people into living the Christian life without ever being born again. Jesus plainly warned in John 3:3b, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” We become born-again by believing the Gospel (i.e., the Good News) of Christ crucified on the cross for our sins, buried, and risen three days later.
Jane Fonda does not accept the truth of the Gospel. She has never repented of her false religion. If she did repent, she would believe the Gospel. Instead, Jane openly admits her New Age beliefs, stating that she believes Jesus Christ was merely “every form of spiritual expression.” She states, “I believe that Christ was the personal incarnation of the divine wisdom in everything, including every form of spiritual expression.” This is the core belief of the demonic New Age movement. In a similar way, Jane Fonda is a modern-day Alice Bailey (who mentioned Christ 666 times in her book, “The Externalisation Of The Hierarchy”). Bailey never openly admits that she is speaking of the Antichrist, and an unlearned person might fall for her deception; but a learned Christian believer can see right through her masquerade.
Miss Fonda is correct that there are people all over the country who feel as she does (AND THEY ARE ALL WRONG!). They desire to practice Christ's teachings on loving thy neighbour, forgiveness and not condemning others; but they reject the Biblical teachings of the Gospel, repentance, sin, salvation, Christ's deity, the Godhead and the need to be born-again!!! Clearly, these people are not true Christians. You can't just twist the Word of God, change the rules, and do things your own way. It doesn't work like that. 1st John 2:22, “Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.” Jane Fonda denies Jesus as the Christ, God incarnate, born of a virgin, Who lived a sinless life, and died in our place on the cross. It is not enough to simply live according to the life of Christ, following His good character and love.
