To Deepak Chopra:

It has been said that, "No man can know the mind of God." Many philosophers have sought to find some sort of foundation for the thoughts of the mind of men. However, they could not even establish what is real and what is not real. The mind of man cannot be trusted to even know the difference between a waking state and a dream state. In the end, Descartes finally could only conclude, "I think, therefore I am." But that does not testify to the truth of the thoughts. As such, then anyone who claims to know the mind of God, or anything about God, cannot be trusted. There is only one way to know God, His Mind, or anything else about Him. That is through revelation. Deepak Chopra calls Christians primitive and insecure, and he called the God of the Bible a mythical identity.
By what authority does he make these claims? What wisdom does he spout all over Christendom? Where did it come from? If he says from personal experience, then I would say, "Why should we trust your mind above others?" If he says from a multitude of wisdom, then I would say, "Whose wisdom?" The quotes that he spouts come from Eastern masters, men that his culture has valued. Why are his ancestors to be valued above those in our culture? Is this Deepak Chopra a bigot? I say that he is. His wisdom from his ancestors is enlightened, while that from ours is primitive? That is nothing, but pure bigotry.
I would argue that the Bible is the Word of God, thus, it is a revelation of God. For 5000 years, all of the people groups have been affected by these words. Lives have been changed and miracles have occurred simply because of the Words of this Book. Innumerable people have been inspired by this Book. Cultures have been built around this Book. Many different religions have come out of this Book. Countries have been built around this Book. The power of this Book is without question, and that power has been extended to all people without bigotry.
And we are supposed to be ashamed of it, and cast it aside because a man by the name of Deepak Chopra said so! My response to him is to be a man, and wait for the chastisement from God. And if there is none, be very afraid because God only chastises those that He loves. Be very afraid if God does not respond to you, for the punishment for your crimes against God and man will be in eternity for eternity. Stand before God with fear and trembling, begging for mercy and grace, oh man, because you are very near to committing the one unforgiveable sin, that is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit of God. Forget your sin of bigotry, Deepak; your sin against God if far more serious. You have no excuse because God has said that He put in the heart of man the ability to recognize Him. So even if your mind makes mistakes or you follow the mistakes of others, it is because your heart has rejected God.
Deep inside your heart, you know your fallacy. You love your own desires more than you love God. Be very careful, however, because I, Christian, am the apple of God's eye, and when you strike me, you strike God. Myth will not take your life and cast your soul into everlasting punishment. God will. And be forewarned, teachers will be judged more harshly. Be very careful where your greedy desires lead you Mr. Chopra. Isn't it ironic that you sup from the table of the very ones you envy and hate? It isn't, however, very original, for throughout history God's people have been envied and hated because God is good to His people.
Be a man now and answer God. Where does your wisdom come from, oh man? You are like Job knowing only through what you have heard, but never truly seeing God with your heart. Tremble and quake before God, you man, for the time of the Gentiles is about at an end, and soon you will not have access to God. It is not far off when the spirit of this world will be revealed, and then the mold will be cast forever. After all, God's Spirit will not strive with man forever!