Spiritus, I KNOW that Harry Potter is worse than the article describes.

There is a good interview with so Protestants which I'll try to link up later.

Thank you for posting this.

Harry Potter represents the devil.  I think Voldemort is supposed to be God.  The "bad guys" like Bellatrix LeStrange and Draco Malfoy are part of a group called the Death Eaters who are also known as an Inquistorial Squad -- i.e. they are the Catholics.  They are awaiting the return of Voldemort and the destruction of Harry Potter and they are hoping for great honors because so few of them stayed loyal to Voldemort when he was invisible... Get it?  It's all a dark, twisted mirror of what is really happening during the Apostasy with Harry Potter trying to finish the job and take out God entirely.  Only a few infiltrator-types are left to keep His memory alive.

Check out the name "Draco Malfoy."  "Draco" refers to the dragon or snake, like Satan, and the last name is a medievalistic play on the French "mauvais foi" or bad faith.  That is because to a witch like JK Rowling, a Catholic is the one who is the betrayer and the monster.  Therefore she gives him the name that an evil character would have.  Although the names of the good characters are not much better, like "Ron Weasely."  

L'Osservatore Romano, the ludicrous mouthpiece of the fake Vatican ( which praises deep occultic rock music as well ) was actually correct to say that Harry Potter was about the battle between good vs. evil, it's just that, as the devil has almost succeeded in doing in the world at large, everything is reversed.  The audience is invited to cheer for the villains.  

I'm surprised no one has picked out the Catholic overtones of Batman, which are so blatant.  The Joker is the devil; the Penguin represents a Rothschild Jєω, the Jєωιѕн money power; and Catwoman represents feminism.  The reason why Batman is called Batman is because bats live in belfries -- belfries are found in Catholic churches.  The first Tim Burton Batman movie ends with Batman fighting the Joker / devil in a ruined cathedral: "Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?"  

I am not saying the Batman myth is Catholic, by the way, or that any of these other myths are Catholic.  They are occult representations of certain things that have to do with the Apostasy / end-times.  In short, they are extremely elaborate and mind-twisting false prophecies, but false prophecy has to draw on true prophecy for its allure -- otherwise no one would care.  The events in a Batman movie will not happen as they are depicted, of course, but there is some resonance to a moralistic crusader fighting a completely corrupt world, for obvious reasons.  

Batman is Hamlet is Alice in Wonderland.
In Alice in Wonderland the Joker is called the Mad Hatter but it's the same.  She is trying to keep her sanity amidst a circus of madmen and she hates everything around her.  Eventually she is consumed by negativity.  Hamlet/Batman/Alice loses his/her soul by trying to fight the devil directly, by trying to "set the world to rights," a job that only belongs to God.  This is what I would call the "Hamlet Archetype."  

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We can shrug our shoulders and say, "ii's all occultic" but there is the question of degrees of damage to souls.

Little kids who read the words in the Harry Potter books are confecting spells.  The books are satanist how-to manuals, portals to demonic activity.

Each and every Catholic kid I have observed getting into Harry Potter has changed in a sickening way - the parents, also.  It's the same type of change one sees when an older kid gets into drugs, or an adult indulging in adultery.  

Some things are worse than others, but HP is the worst I have witnessed -except for the year Marilyn Manson came to town an I saw the change in the neighbors who had gone.  Spiritual fornication.

The key is the active participation in casting spells and uttering genuine satanic curses at others.  Performing Black Magic is horrible for kids.  This is different than the corrupting influence of passive entertainment.

The Harry Potter manuals train kids to hate and harm the kids who are not involved in the Harry Potter witchcraft.  Their parents are always pleased that their kid read this thick book, when before reading had been a chore.
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Harry Potter is made much of at my local novus ordo church - seems to be required reading for the youngsters at the parish school.   The bulk of the parishioners are intellectual liberals and, as such, they are above silly antiquated notions such as the occult, the devil and hell.

Harry Potter represents the devil.  I think Voldemort is supposed to be God.  The "bad guys" like Bellatrix LeStrange and Draco Malfoy are part of a group called the Death Eaters who are also known as an Inquistorial Squad -- i.e. they are the Catholics.  They are awaiting the return of Voldemort and the destruction of Harry Potter and they are hoping for great honors because so few of them stayed loyal to Voldemort when he was invisible... Get it?  It's all a dark, twisted mirror of what is really happening during the Apostasy with Harry Potter trying to finish the job and take out God entirely.  Only a few infiltrator-types are left to keep His memory alive.

Check out the name "Draco Malfoy."  "Draco" refers to the dragon or snake, like Satan, and the last name is a medievalistic play on the French "mauvais foi" or bad faith.  That is because to a witch like JK Rowling, a Catholic is the one who is the betrayer and the monster.  Therefore she gives him the name that an evil character would have.  Although the names of the good characters are not much better, like "Ron Weasely."    

Rauol, your not sorting this out too well. Valdermort is a sort of anti-christ figure and Harry Potter is his competitor. The "ressurection" of Valdermort described above where they have to "give him a body" suggests this. There is no disguised good vs. evil parallel... it's solely evil people fighting amongst eachother for power and position. In Rowlings world there is no good guy, let alone any goodness. It's a world of anarchy with no balancing force. No God, no good, no order.