Harry Potter and The Battle Against Evil
There is a popular preconception in Christian society that the words “witchcraft”, “wizard”, and “magic” fall under a veil of demoniac influence. This hasty bias is usually the source of many misunderstandings and misgivings in popular culture. In 1997, the first installment of a seven part series of books was released in the United States. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was a hit among children, teens, and adults alike. The latest volume, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, has become the fastest-selling book in publishing history. Coincidentally, the Christian Community reputed the books a threat to religious morality as the books’ popularity skyrocketed. They claimed that because of the series' heavy concentration on magic, children were being led to occultism and devil-worship. In reality, this claim is based solely upon the books’ use of the words “wi
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