> The movie and its supporting music puts a positive face on witchcraft by
> making a distinction between white magic and the black arts, a distinction
> that the Bible never makes. In fact, the Bible associates all forms of
> sorcery with the Prince of Darkness...Young people who watch the movie
> will identify emotionally with the heros and heroines and want to be just
> like them and, in the process, the positive exposure to occult practices
> will desensitize them to the dangers and maybe entice them to
> experimentation.

> Not only does Harry Potter not have anything at all to do with God but it
> promotes such acts as divination, necromancy, incantations and other
> occultic practices, and such behaviour like lying, cheating, stealing and
> other bad behaviours that kids will imitate as Harry Potter is a hero
> amongst their generation. Harry Potter seemed to have a hypnotic feel to
> it as if it was drawing you into something more than just a movie. If I
> offend anyone with my next statement then tough but it's the truth... the
> Word tells us that in the last days many will be led astray, even the
> elect (Christians), and even goes on to tell us that Satan comes as an
> angel of light. Harry Potter is such an angel, showing courage, friendship
> and the battle of 'good vs evil' but in the end it's all worldly. Where
> has discernment gone in the body of Christ? Where have morals gone also?
> Bottom line: This film is [not of God]

Mmk, this film is not supposed to be about God. For someone who dislikes it as much as you do, you know a lot about it. The spells in Harry Potter are MADE UP! They are fiction. I don't think anyone literally goes out and tries to perform them. Get off of this Harry Potter site, or you will be named an abomination! Preach to someone who cares.