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7/26/07 2:20 AM

Molly Weasley

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Author calls Potter 'Christian literature'

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Muggles once again show their inability to process the word "fiction" with any clarity, as well a the word "consistency." One wonders if these people allow their children to watch television, play video games, go trick-or-treating, or read fairy tales. Lord of the Rings is far scarier than anything Ms. Rowling has cooked up in her literary cauldron, not to mention JRR and his buddy Clive, the darlings of the Christian literary set, never came up with anything quite so fun as a rousing game of quidditch, not to mention my own kitchen clock that tells where everyone is. Throw a yard-gnome or two at these people who cannot discern the difference between Dementors who want to suck out your soul and the fluff Christianity of America that actually does so (hands up if you love Jesus!!!).

7/26/07 2:08 AM

Molly Weasley

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Dobson Officially Renounces 'Harry Potter'

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Nearly Headless Nick, Peeves, and Bathilda Bagshot are all in agreement with me that if a parent is not sure his child can tell the difference between fantasy fiction, occult danger, and true religion, this parent needs someone like Dr. "Six-Day-Creation-is-a-lie" Dobson to take his hand and lead him to really quality stuff like the Left Behind series, or, for the truly intellectual among these children, perhaps The Last Battle, by Lewis in which we learn that it doesn't matter whether you believe in Aslan or Tash, as long as you truly believe (Tashlan, for the unread). That's like saying--and pardon me here--it doesn't matter whether you serve Dumbledore or Voldemort, as long as you fight for someone. Huh? Perhaps they fear the Quidditch games, because someone might get hurt, but my guess is this is something they can get riled up about that won't lose them any points among their vast ecumenical following. Dobson speaking out against the Pope lately, or the general apostasy of America, hmmm?