Is HARRY POTTER dangerous?
06-10-2013, 05:44 AM
And btw, my kids LOVE Harry Potter AND Buffy/Angel, the boy shows no more interest in working magic than he does in building giant robots or using superpowers. Sure, it might be fun, but it's not going to happen, and he'll play with lightsabers and toy guns before toy wands.
The girl got curious about Wicca, but once she saw it was nothing like HP witchcraft or as in Buffy she lost interest in it.
Anyway, that liar said something wrong about the 7 devils or whatever as well (not going to watch it again), about one being the unnamed, and I think I still have a book (couldn't find it) that lists all the charts and explains the Hermetic worldview along with astrology, enochianism, etc, and all 7 princes of darkness have a name, having a name is important in gaining control over it, and that's what people into spirit evocation want, control (actually, that's true of prayer as well). And I know of Christians who consider if blasphemous to say that Jesus could be conquered by saying a name, or like it takes 100 Christians fasting for a week to defeat the spell of one witch (as one "ex-witch" did). In any case, even if she had "privileged" info then he was still named, HP and others named him Voldemort in defiance of it being forbidden, so technically speaking the books teach them to defy the dark powers...and that's contrary to the goal I saw stated (if she went on to say so the evil spirits would kill the kids for their insolence, including the author who spoke the name, then I haven't noticed any ill effects from that either).
Finally, THIS is what that liar says her life was like, saying she recognized Harry Potter:
Just one example. I could throw in Quiiditch and wands more deadly than bazookas, and all kinds of others things but I trust the point is made, and that no one can believe her now anymore when someone says genetic engineering is real and claims to know because the X-Men described his life so well and thus the comics and movies are setting them up to embrace it.
The girl got curious about Wicca, but once she saw it was nothing like HP witchcraft or as in Buffy she lost interest in it.
Anyway, that liar said something wrong about the 7 devils or whatever as well (not going to watch it again), about one being the unnamed, and I think I still have a book (couldn't find it) that lists all the charts and explains the Hermetic worldview along with astrology, enochianism, etc, and all 7 princes of darkness have a name, having a name is important in gaining control over it, and that's what people into spirit evocation want, control (actually, that's true of prayer as well). And I know of Christians who consider if blasphemous to say that Jesus could be conquered by saying a name, or like it takes 100 Christians fasting for a week to defeat the spell of one witch (as one "ex-witch" did). In any case, even if she had "privileged" info then he was still named, HP and others named him Voldemort in defiance of it being forbidden, so technically speaking the books teach them to defy the dark powers...and that's contrary to the goal I saw stated (if she went on to say so the evil spirits would kill the kids for their insolence, including the author who spoke the name, then I haven't noticed any ill effects from that either).
Finally, THIS is what that liar says her life was like, saying she recognized Harry Potter:
Just one example. I could throw in Quiiditch and wands more deadly than bazookas, and all kinds of others things but I trust the point is made, and that no one can believe her now anymore when someone says genetic engineering is real and claims to know because the X-Men described his life so well and thus the comics and movies are setting them up to embrace it.
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