teamventure
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How can you compare CSLewis , The Narnia series , with Harry Potter - that's just weird, the Narnia books actually encourage discussions on christianity, especially The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe - even my atheist son knows that Aslan is Jesus, the witch represents satan and the stone table was the cross.
What about Tolkien and The Lord of the rings - I like that as well.
I am not saying you should not be mindful of what you read and watch, but not everything is a bad influence - many things open discussions and debates and actually enable you to talk about the gospel. If you fear everything, then that controls - it's like seeing demons everywhere -i guess it's like @Willie T was saying about Halloween ( just curious about your views on books and films )
I guess I have always had these things in my life because I am a lone christian, married to a non christian for so long, and then living with an atheist- so much goes over my head.
What about Star wars ?
Curious
Thank You Butterfly, it is good to be mindful that we are not to live in fear. However, falling into a naive mindset for things like Harry Potter would be just as bad. I am reminding myself to live in conviction not fear.
As for Starwars, I used to watch the first two trilogies but I've noticed it getting darker with the first new one and I don't think it's for me. Just personal preference, maybe personal conviction. I've noticed movies getting darker and darker and as a result I've watched less and less movies.