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On August 18, 1991, when I was sneaked into a members-only seminar at the House of Theosophy
So, you're bashing Harry Potter's satanic influences, yet you're over here sneaking into seminars?
Heh.
You know, I think this website would give kids more ideas than the books would. All this numerology stuff...Who thinks of these things?
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Harry and his friends learn how to make
drugs, and the glory of taking them
Find me an actual drug reference, and I'll believe you. They had this with it:
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B. At the end of the book, we see another instance of drug glorification. In order to achieve their goal of the Sorcerer's Stone -- eternal life as explained earlier -- Harry and Hermione have to correctly choose between several bottles full of drug potions, which they are to correctly drink in the right order.
Number one: they weren't drug potions. Potions are not drugs.
Number two: they were only supposed to drink ONE, the one that led them through to the next area. None of them got them high!
This entire website simply takes passages from the book and turns them into something they're not! Now, I can see some of their points, I'm a Christian and do agree with a few of the things they say...but it doesn't make the book evil becuase they make a lot of reference to the number 11, for crying out loud!
Ok, one more I just found that would give children way more ideas than these books ever would:
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Do you realize Rowling has just made the creator of the Sorcerer's Stone 666 years old? Do you realize what this means? Since the number, '666', is a symbol of Antichrist and his Mark of the Beast [Revelation 13:18] and since Rowling ties this number to the Elixir of Life, Harry Potter is teaching children that the way to achieve eternal life [Elixir of Life] is to obey the Antichrist and take his Mark of the Beast!
What 10-18 year-old reading these books is going to think of this, unless they already know things about the occult? I know I didn't and never would have were it not for this website.