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In article <m3sntvf292.fsf@candle.btinternet.com>,
  Will Salt <wpsalt@btinternet.com> wrote:
> Darren Wyn Rees <merlin@netlink.co.uk> writes:
>
> > In england.writing Moocher <moocher@bristol-
9241710.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > > So what is the magic behind JKRowling's books?
> >
> > Pass.
> >
> > She appeared on Blue Peter about two months ago, and she
> > seemed perfectly normal for a storyteller !!!
> >
> > It may be terribly ignorant of me to ask this, but
> > has there been a film adaptation of the books ?
>
> One seems to be under way.
>
> This morning's Guardian printed a story that Canterbury Cathedral has
> refused permission to be used as Hogwarts School in the forthcoming
> film.  The producers were after something Gothic,  but the cathedral
> felt that the alleged non-Christian nature of the books could be a
> problem.
>
> --
> Will Salt

IMHO -
that's a bunch of poopy.  People (in general) seem to slap that
whole 'non-Christian' label onto just about any old thing now-a-adays.
Seems to me they are likely forgetting what the word really means in
stead of twisting it around to suit their purposes.  Magic an monsters
and the fight against good an evil doesn't have ANYthing to do with
being non-Christian.

Reminds me of the time I stayed the weekend with my Grandparents and
they wouldn't allow my brother and I to watch the "Dungeons and
Dragon's" cartoon because it was non-christian and would pervert our
young, delicate, formative minds.  I told them that was a crock of bull
back then too.  Luckily my parents had more sense.

Is there anywhere in her books that she says "God Doesn't exist and
neither did Christ.  Worship my God instead" ?????

didn't think so.

sonya
>


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