Arguing with the clueless
Tara
taradiane at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 11 21:39:52 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 29080
--- hp_lexicon at yahoo.com wrote:
> If you want to read an incredible, balanced,
> wise, useful discussion
> of the Christian approach to the Harry Potter
> books, check out
> Connie Neal's _What's A Christian To Do With
> Harry Potter_
> (WaterBrook Press, ISBN 1-57856-471-9). It's
> absolutely marvelous.
I have to second this. I bought this book about
two weeks after reading the first HP book because
I myself was curious and a little concerned.
Those of you who remember my first post, I used
to believe HP was evil, but curiousity got the
best of me and I buckled ;-) When my parents
started looking at me funny, I gave the book to
my mom to read. I think one of the best
arguments throughout the book is this:
If you're going to state that HP is evil because
it contains witchcraft, talking with the dead
(ghosts), magic(k), etc. then you have to apply
it across the board - a christmas carol,
practically all the disney movies, c.s. lewis,
every fairy tale you ever grew up on.
Definitely check the book out!
Tara
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"...people meeting in secret all over the world
were holding up their glasses and saying in hushed
voices:" To Harry Potter - the boy who lived!"
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