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| quote: | Originally posted by Fir3start3r
Nobody finds it disturbing that children would learn about witchcraft before learning about God?
Now before everyone gets their panties in a twist, my reference to "God" would include all denominations/religions... |
Understood, but I didn't know that the Potter books were considered manuals for the Wiccan religion, did you?
Last I read (and I have read all of them), they were highly ficticious in nature and content. Most kids do, in fact, realize this.
Regardless, your statement does beg a more broader question - why would kids have to learn about a God of any sorts in the first place? And why then would they have to have a comparison between a belief in a God versus engulfing themselves in a terrific ficticious story?
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