[SamAdams76]

It doesn't take Divinity School to realize that a good Christian should not be threatened by fairy tales. If your beliefs are threatened by a little fairy tale, than they were never that strong to begin with. I don't think I need to join a seminary to tell you that.

[usconservative]

It doesn't take Divinity School to realize that a good Christian should not be threatened by fairy tales. If your beliefs are threatened by a little fairy tale, than they were never that strong to begin with. I don't think I need to join a seminary to tell you that.

So, Dr. James Dobson for example doesn't have a strong faith in God?

Please. In the "give me a break already!" category, this whole thread is an exercize in mental masturbation. Frankly, I'll never go see the movie. I simply don't care to. Someone above (and I wish I could find their post again) had it exactly right IMO: their parents taught them well enough, that when it came to things like this, their parents trusted their judgement.

I don't sit and wait for someone to "tell" me what to see, and what not to see. I trust my own sensibilities, and faith. I simply have no desire to go see this movie. I see absolutely no redeeming value in this, or about 99% of the rest of the crap Hollyweird puts out anymore.

HOWEVER last year some of the larger stores (Marshall Fields, Carson Pirie Scott) in downtown Chicago were decorated in a Harry Potter theme - for Christmas! This I found beyond insulting and no longer shop those stores, period. A "witchcraft" theme might be suitable for halloween, but definitely not for Christmas.