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Christians who refuse to read or watch Harry Potter... |
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Replies: 39 Last Post Nov. 17, 2008 10:11am by exceedinglyrare
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xninja
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im a christian i don't read the books or watch the movies because they are boring
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12:49 pm on Nov. 4, 2008 | Joined: July 2008 | Days Active: 18 Join to learn more about xninja Nevada, United States | Questioning Male | Posts: 17 | Points: 204
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Chava
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Quote: from GoodFairy13 at 3:28 pm on Nov. 4, 2008
Quote: from Chava at 12:15 pm on Nov. 4, 2008
They're not really variations of spells. It's more like screwed up latin. I mean "wingardium leviosa" wings, levitation? Ring a bell. And alot of other things in the book have nothing to do with Wicca. It's a fantasy novel series. I think she's secretly writing from some sort of childhood abandonment although I've never really looked into it. That's what captivated me. I mean first it's Harry Potter with the murdered parents, then Neville with the crazy parents who had never been around his entire life, Sirius with his parents who didn't understand him or rejected him, Tom Riddle with his story of the orphanage, Dumbledore lost his parents young, and she ends the series by killing off Lupin and Tonks after they had Teddy. Not to mention Tonk's dad dying somewhere inbetween. She kind of tortured the Weasley family there at the end with Bill's face, George's ear, and Fred's death. If anything needs addressed I think it would be her unusual use of parental and family death, not the magic. I mean even alot of nursery rhymes and bedtime stories use magic. Why not attack J.R.Tolkien while we're at it for the Lord of the Rings... Nah that wouldn't be fair he was too good a friend to C.S. Lewis, who suprisingly enough has never been attacked for his Chronicles of Narnia series with blatent uses of magic and witchcraft. Sure you could say Azland is Jesus in some strange metaphorical manner but then again wasn't Harry Potter kind of the "savior" of his nation? Just something to think about.
She had trouble with her father as a kid and thats why harry has so many adoptive father figures in his life: Hagrid, Mr weasley, Dumbledore. ect. 
I figured as much.
------- Enrique's (21 months) and Chase's (2 months) mommy www.myspace.com/Chaya77
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1:11 pm on Nov. 4, 2008 | Joined: Aug. 2006 | Days Active: 454 Join to learn more about Chava Ohio, United States | Bisexual Female | Posts: 5,089 | Points: 8,873
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mountain hare
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Because the story contains a ginger who has two friends. Such a concept is not only an abomination in the eyes of Christians, but also in the eyes of socially normally and sane individuals.
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fenrir
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I consider Harry Potter as fictional magic, therefore, not indicative to demonic and/or personification of evil. I enjoy the books, myself, as well.
------- "How incitful of you, dwarf. Though I can't speak for fenrir, I beleive that he too has a certain degree of sarcasm and humor in his posts." - Prince o palities
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9:40 pm on Nov. 5, 2008 | Joined: Dec. 2002 | Days Active: 403 Join to learn more about fenrir Texas, United States | Straight Male | Posts: 2,867 | Points: 6,023
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XxxsennaxxX
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Im a Christian and I still read and watch it but alot of my friends don't. Why? Because it promotes witchcraft but the way i look at it is that whats so wrong with it? Im just having fun! I don't think its wrong to read it or watch it. Its not like Im going out there and practicing it...
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