Arguing with the clueless

[poppy at moonprincess.co.uk]

No: HPFGUIDX 29063

Hi Peg,
In (attempted) fairness to your co-worker, I don't know what her 
beliefs are, so maybe she really would find something disturbing 
within the pages of the books (strange as it may seem to most 
readers). 

On the other hand, if I hadn't read a book I wouldn't think of making 
a decision about whether it was good or not (you can take the "not" 
as meaning either "bad" or "evil", heheh!), would you? It's just 
doing things the wrong way round! I don't know whether it's worth 
trying to change her point of view if she's already made up her mind 
without checking out the evidence for herself.

Still, if she's happy...

have fun,
Amalia

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Peg Kerr <pkerr06 at a...> wrote:
> Hi: I haven't been on the board or posted in awhile.  I hope you all
> still remember me!
> 
> I was having a conversation at work about the HP books with a 
coworker
> who is a part-time missionary.  She had indicated some worry in 
earlier
> conversations that the books were associated with Satanism,