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Harry Potter Is Satanic!


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I doubt Rowling meant for Harry to be percieved as a typification of Christ. If I had to guess, I would say she isn't very religious. But at least Harry celebrates Christmas.

*sigh* I'm still in denial that the series is over...

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Anything that inspires rotten egg flavored jelly beans is obviously Satanic.

Amen. One of the deacons gave me one of those a few days ago and I have still not found it within my heart to forgive him.

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WARNING!! SPOILER!!

Well, at least it is easier to say "lawyer."

And I don't have to wear fishnets, either. Unless I want.

It's just a jump to the left

And then a step to the right

With your hands on your hips

You bring your knees in tight

But it's the pelvic thrust that really drives you insane,

Let's do the Time Warp again!

To aquire selfless love, one must be willing to sacrifice one's self for another or others.

Is it not the sacrifice of Charlotte for the benefit of her children-to-be, as well as her working so hard to save Zuckerman's Famous Pig from becoming Christmas night cold cuts, that makes White's book so very meaningful for its fan? Is it not the sacrifice of the male spider or praying mantis so that the young will be nourished that makes some see in that sacrifice an echo of the Master's? Is it not the sacrifice a loving Father in Heaven makes in granting us freedom and space in which to learn to emulate His supernal qualities?

Harry's mother gives her life for him, and that fullest expression of love protects him from and destroys (though not permanently) evil. Harry himself, by sacrificing himself, destroys evil as well, but evil, even evil personified, is given a chance at repentence but, in rejecting that chance to "be a man," destroys itself.

Harry may not, ultimately, be a Chr_st figure, as Card points out, but he is in every way that matters, a Christian.

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I doubt Rowling meant for Harry to be percieved as a typification of Christ. If I had to guess, I would say she isn't very religious. But at least Harry celebrates Christmas.

I think any good person typifies Christ to the extent that they typify a good character.

No person is as good as Christ is, of course... unless that person is also as good as God.

But all the good guys are the same "type" of good as Jesus Christ.

... and all the bad guys are the same "type" of bad as Satan.

*sigh* I'm still in denial that the series is over...

Me too (in a sense)... and I only keep up with the movies. :P

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Anything that inspires rotten egg flavored jelly beans is obviously Satanic.

You too, eh? Man that stuff is nasty!

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My sister in laws EV church she attends condemns Harry Potter on a regular basis as promoting witchcraft and sorcery and you should keep your kids from reading it.

Yet they have never said boo about drinking, smoking, pre-marital sex or living together outside of marriage. I always found this odd.

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My sister in laws EV church she attends condemns Harry Potter on a regular basis as promoting witchcraft and sorcery and you should keep your kids from reading it.

Yet they have never said boo about drinking, smoking, pre-marital sex or living together outside of marriage. I always found this odd.

Calling Harry Potter (books) Satanic is one of the "in" things to do.

Those other things you mentioned have become a little more popular.

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Well, at least it is easier to say "lawyer."

And I don't have to wear fishnets, either.

I dream that someday we'll be able to tell lawyers from the rest of humanity by a law forcing them to wear fishnets at all times.....*sigh*

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You too, eh? Man that stuff is nasty!

Make mine vomit.

I dream that someday we'll be able to tell lawyers from the rest of humanity by a law forcing them to wear fishnets at all times.....*sigh*

No looking up my trouser leg, Bond!

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I dream that someday we'll be able to tell lawyers from the rest of humanity by a law forcing them to wear fishnets at all times.....*sigh*

I dream that someday we'll be able to tell lawyers from the rest of humanity by a law forcing them to wear fishnets at all times.....*sigh*

Well said Bond, anything worth saying once is worth saying twice. <_<:P

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Yes, the Bible, in parts, is indeed childish fantasy. What was your point?

Your heart must be as a little child in order to inherit the kingdom of heaven.

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I do alot of things that aren't "of God" then....

washing my hands...

brushing my teeth...

paying bills....

driving.....

Intention my friend

If you are washing your hands to remove blood, after murdering your brother. Then that would not glorify God.

If you are washing your hands to keep healthy and presentable to others, then it does.

Brushing teeth has been covered quite well from another poster.

Paying bills, shows honor, integrity, and a desire to live up to commitments. Which are all noble and Godly attributes. Thus Glorifies God.

Driving like an idiot, would not.

Driving safely and respectfully, does. It shows kindness, and caring for others that share the road with you. Thus showing Godly attributes and attitudes.

To elaborate on Glorifying God. It is not what goes into the mind that pollutes it, as much as what comes out of it.

If you can't look at a beautiful creation without lust. Then you are defiled. Not because of the creation, but because of your attitude towards it. Discipline is glorifying God.

Reading Harry Potter in order to past the time or get some message that brings about thoughts of growth. Glorifies God.

Reading it to increase a desire to be a witch or sorceror, and wanting to be like that. Does not.

son

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Huh?

That was Tsuzuki, not Tarski.

Go back and look.

I am you.

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Reading it to increase a desire to be a witch or sorceror, and wanting to be like that. Does not.

I don't know about anybody else, but my witchcraft and sorcery is all for the glory of God, and I didn't need Harry Potter's help.

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I don't know about anybody else, but my witchcraft and sorcery is all for the glory of God, and I didn't need Harry Potter's help.

If you practice witchcraft and sorcery, how does that glorify God.

How do you practice it? What actions are involved in your witchcraft and sorcery?

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