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Harry Potter Books teach Witchcraft to Children
Chuckmorse.com ^ | Nov. 2, 2001 | Chuck Morse

Posted on 11/02/2001 9:55:30 AM PST by Chuckmorse

Harry Potter Books teach Witchcraft to Children

The Harry Potter books are pure unadulterated witchcraft.
While they may be exiting and attractively packaged, the Harry Potter adventure series are, nonetheless, introducing millions of children to the practices and rituals of Wicca.
Equally insidious is the subtle indoctrination, through the Harry Potter series, of paganistic Wicca belief, philosophy, and values.
The books, marketed to impressionable children, pose a long-term threat to Judeo-Christian faith and culture.

The Harry Potter books are virtual manuals for occult practices and beliefs.
Under the guise of innocent fun, children are imitating the words, mannerisms and dress of witches.
In the first book of the series, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” the orphaned Harry Potter is taken to “Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft and Wizardry” where he learns how to use witchcraft equipment, work with demon spirits, and use words such as “Azkaban,” “Circe,” “Draco,” “Erised,” “Hermes,” and “Slytherin.”
These are Wicca names for devils and demons.

The arch villain “Voldemort,” is described as “He who must not be named,” the same description Wicca uses for their seventh of seven satanic princes, who represents Christianity.
Harry sports a purple thunderbolt on his forehead, the Wicca symbol for Satan also used by the New Age practicing Nazi SS.
Many Harry Potter devotees, mainly children, are sporting thunderbolt stickers as a way of identifying with Harry Potter, the apprentice wizard who assumes amazing powers.

Harry Potter travels between the magical world and the world of muggles, which is the mundane world of those of us who reject witchcraft.
Harry’s cruel aunt and uncle, portrayed villainously, reject witchcraft.
This view typifies the “New Age” and Wicca outlook, not to mention the aristocratic minded political left, which is that they possess an almost magical knowledge which makes them superior to those who are “less enlightened” and which entitles them to use the levers of power to enforce their ideas for the good of the “less fortunate.”

Judeo-Christian values teach that the individual can overcome evil, both in his own life and in the world, by developing character through hard work, integrity, and courage.
The New Age idea, promoted in Harry Potter, believes that some sort of external and amoral magic is required.
Judeo-Christian faith teaches that G-D created man in his image, not that man would strive to embody godlike powers himself.
Such strivings by man to embrace supernatural powers is no mere childsplay, but underlies every utopian movement in history that has sought to “transform,” to use another Wicca term found in Harry Potter, man into a new being.
This is the philosophy that animated both Nazism and Communism and that animates the satanic Islamic extremism of today.

American public schools are apparently planning to use Harry Potter, which means that public schools will be explicitly endorsing and furthering Wicca, in violation of federal law which bans religion from public schools.
The Bible was banned from public schools in the 1960’s.

Berit Kjos, author of “Brave New Schools,” comments that Harry Potter fits the agenda of the education change-agents as they implement the UNESCO “lifelong learning” program through “Goals 2000.”
“Lifelong learning” states that:

“Everyone - in homes, schools, and workplace – must be mentally prepared to participate in the consensus process.
In the name of unity and community, people of all ages must help form new values, challenge contrary beliefs, report non-compliant friends and relatives, and oppose all other obstacles to compromise, common ground and mental health.”

Harry Potter contributes to this “unity” by advocating the “new values” of the occult.
The muggles, those who maintain “contrary beliefs,” are viewed as “obstacles to compromise, common ground and mental health.”
The young student is taught to “report non-compliant friends and relatives” much as the occult New Age Nazis did to implement their “new values.”
Likewise, the Soviets knew how to handle those who were “obstacles to compromise, common ground and mental health.”

Beret Kjos offers many practical strategies to counter the Harry Potter influence:

KNOW THE TRUE GOD. When children know God, they will recognize the seductive counterfeits.

SHUN OTHER GODS. It’s tempting to believe the beckoning voices that display enticing counterfeits of all God’s wonderful promises.
The power is within you, they say. Don’t listen to the lies.

REMEMBER HISTORY'S LESSONS. The witchcraft and wizardry in Harry Potter books may be fantasy, but they familiarize children with a very real and increasingly popular religion – one that few really understand.
Far removed from the terrors of tribal witchcraft and shamanism, Americans are oblivious to the bondages that normally follow occult favors.
But historical and archeological records have traced the earth-centered myths, practices, and consequences through the millennia.
The human cruelties involved in pagan worship included torture, mutilation and human sacrifice.
Many of these practices continued in parts of the world until the 20th century, when the spread of Christianity with its emphasis on love and the value of life, made most of these cruelties intolerable.
But now the world turns, once again, from God’s truth to the world’s gods and rituals.

SHARE GOD'S LOVE WITH EVERYONE. God's way to multicultural understanding and global unity is essential today.
He cares for people in every culture, longs to set them free, and wants to love them through us.
Harry Potter may conquer evil forces with witchcraft, but in the real spiritual world, no pagan power can counter the frightening consequences of dealing with demons. Only God can.

DON'T APOLOGIZE FOR YOUR FAITH.

REMEMBER THAT GOD IS FAR GREATER!

PRAY. Only God can slow the massive international movement toward conformity to pagan beliefs and values.
In a nation that has traded truth and reality for politically correct tolerance and unity, Christians are called to remain faithful, prayerful and hopeful in Christ, who offers genuine love and unity.

WEAR GOD’S ARMOR--a set of strategic truths that exposes and counters every deception.
Don’t forget that our real enemy is the spiritual hierarchy of occult forces, not globalist educators or well-meaning teachers.
Only God's power and protection will enable our children to resist and triumph.

Chuck Morse www.1stbooks.com/bookview/7510


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To: goodieD
but I can judge whether or not you seem to be following Christ's path

And where is this path? Jesus's life was full of events which arent recorded in the Bible. His entire childhood is missing. Do you know what occurred during that time and could you enlighten us as to what path he was following then?

321 posted on 11/02/2001 12:12:01 PM PST by francisandbeans
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To: AppyPappy
or watch Rugrats.

Rugrats are evil? Please don't tell me Chuckie is the evil one and ruin it for me. Though I have always suspected Tommy.

322 posted on 11/02/2001 12:12:46 PM PST by Phantom Lord
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To: JoeMomma
We have a lot of Crazies here, hell sometime you might say the same about me. But that's what makes this forum interesting, it wouldn't be near as interesting if everybody agreed with what we said. There are some here that are more radical than others, I look for the join date alot of times because we also get a lot of lurkers & disrupters. The biggest thing is say what you feel & don't get your feelings hurt when somebody busts your chops. Live with the philosophy of "I give as good as I get."
323 posted on 11/02/2001 12:13:25 PM PST by HELLRAISER II
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To: Liberal Classic
Why would a witch need an airplane?

Not much fuel in a broomstick????

324 posted on 11/02/2001 12:13:28 PM PST by null and void
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To: Phantom Lord
Not evil.... rude.
325 posted on 11/02/2001 12:13:56 PM PST by AppyPappy
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To: RationalThinker; Phantom Lord
"I wonder who was in my room last night . . . who the hell was in my bed?"
326 posted on 11/02/2001 12:14:15 PM PST by Xenalyte
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To: Central Scrutiniser
THE PEOPLE'S FRONT OF JUDEA?

WANKERS!
327 posted on 11/02/2001 12:14:19 PM PST by Arkinsaw
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To: Chuckmorse
I agree 100% It's pretty naive to belief that a "book" is only innocent fun and entertainment. It may seem innocent enough on the surface but books transmit ideas and ideas becomes actions. Giving kids the idea that witchcraft, divination and blood sacrifice is nothing more then "simple fun" is pure stupidity. Anyone ever hear of The Koran, Mein Kempf, Origin of Species, The Communist Manifesto? Think these books may have influenced some people??? I highly recommend the video "Harry Potter: Witchcraft Repackaged Making Evil Look Innocent to those who can see forest for the trees! http://www.jeremiahfilms.com/Videos_in_Depth/hp_witchcraft_repackaged.htm
328 posted on 11/02/2001 12:15:12 PM PST by matthew7.13
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To: null and void
"Not much fuel in a broomstick????"

Try the new electric ones. ;)

329 posted on 11/02/2001 12:15:29 PM PST by TheBigB
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To: Arkinsaw
Back in the 80's it was D&D that was the fundamentalists bane, it was going to be the end of our youthful lives and that we would all be damned to hell and would go insane.

In the mid-80s I worked for a candidate who almost lost his primary to a fundamentalist whose entire platform was based on getting D&D out of the schools. We won the primary, but we wasted a lot of time difusing that that could've helped us in the general (we lost).

330 posted on 11/02/2001 12:15:48 PM PST by Ward Smythe
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To: goodieD
"You must be one of those new age christians who only choose the parts they like and throw out the rest. Sorry if you aren't comfortable with the entire christian religion, but that's your problem, not mine."

Nope ... a southern conservative church. However, I can make the distinction between fanstasy and reality. Most children can. The 'religious right' apparently can't.

Reading about Harry Potter is not the same as participating in witchcraft.

331 posted on 11/02/2001 12:15:52 PM PST by JoeMomma
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To: Demosthenes
I read Mein Kampf when I was 13. I was, and still am, very interested in history, especially WWII and wanted a glimpse into the mind that started it all. Fascinating book. After you've read it the missteps Hitler took that thankfully garaunteed our eventual victory can be understood; it's clear WHY he did those things, frankly our guys should have read it while preparing for the war, they could have constructed the war plan to invite more foolish mistakes and won it that much quicker.
332 posted on 11/02/2001 12:16:34 PM PST by discostu
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To: Chuckmorse
Alice in Wonderland encourages kids to fall down holes and eat mushrooms.

And another thing-- Mary Poppins encourages kids to float down to the ground with umbrellas. Poppins is a scourge.

333 posted on 11/02/2001 12:16:44 PM PST by GraniteStateConservative
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To: Tribune7
So what's the deal with the name "Harry Potter?" It seems a real unlikely coincidence.

I don't know, but isn't someone buried in potter's field a pauper? The books are about a poor kid, who through hard work and strong sense of fairness and right and wrong, is making something of himself.

I *think* that he's not just praying himself to be better offends some...

334 posted on 11/02/2001 12:17:12 PM PST by null and void
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To: Darth Sidious
Yer a loser.

Correction--I think it's "Yer a lewzer". Just a minor detail.

335 posted on 11/02/2001 12:18:04 PM PST by jrherreid
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To: GraniteStateConservative; That Poppins Woman
Poppins is a scourge.

You'd better watch out. She's a freeper you know.

336 posted on 11/02/2001 12:18:09 PM PST by Ward Smythe
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To: francisandbeans
I wanna be a blasphemer too. Where do I sign up?
337 posted on 11/02/2001 12:18:22 PM PST by Xenalyte
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To: Tony in Hawaii
Maybe it was a poor translation, but it was just incoherent.

It's not the translation. It IS incoherent...

Ever read "Earth In The Balance"?

338 posted on 11/02/2001 12:19:13 PM PST by null and void
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To: null and void
The books are about a poor kid

Well, actually, Harry is quite wealthy, but his "muggle" Aunt and Uncle don't know that. Harry learns of the wealth when he goes off to Hogwarts. Part of the story line involves the fact that Harry always has money while his best friend Ron, comes from a large, working class family and wears a lot of hand me downs...

339 posted on 11/02/2001 12:20:36 PM PST by Ward Smythe
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To: matthew7.13
"Anyone ever hear of The Koran, Mein Kempf, Origin of Species, The Communist Manifesto?"

Yes, and if I'd read all of them, at no time would I have been a Muslim, a Nazi, an evolutionist, or a commie. Just as reading Harry Potter does NOT make me a participant to witchcraft.

I'm sure most people will agree that merely reading the Bible doesn't make one a Christian. So how can merely reading Harry Potter make on a participant to witchcraft?

340 posted on 11/02/2001 12:20:46 PM PST by JoeMomma
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