Is Harry Potter the Son of God?

[muscatel1988]

No: HPFGUIDX 178081

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "montavilla47"
<montavilla47 at ...> wrote:
> 
> Also, it was very odd to me that the wizards had no religion.
> I thought it might be because religion is such a taboo 
> subject in popular culture.  But it always  stuck me as very
> strange for a boarding school to have no chapel--it's
> such a staple of the English boarding school depiction.

And it's even stranger in the light of JKR's assertion that "Hogwarts
is a multifaith school"
[http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1572107/20071017/index.jhtml].

*What*?  There is more, much more to being a multi-faith school than
having one student with an apparently Jewish name and two whose
ancestors seem to hail from the Sub-Continent.  I know imagination is
to be prized in a writer of fiction, but really, now she's just making
stuff up.  No Passover, no Eid (scope for a feast there, I'd have
imagined), no Diwali.