Should people read Harry Potter?
Are vampires and reading about them against what the Bible says?
Yes
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Vampires are creepy! I especially hate people who say reading about vampires is okay but people who think they are vampires are wrong. I mean the people who write vampire books are getting their ideas from these people who think they themselves are vampires. Now that is just creepy that there are people in the world who they are vampires! (shivers because she is thinking of creepy things) Side: VAMPIRES ARE CREEPY
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Many Christians care what the Bible says, just as Muslims care what the Qu'ran says and Nova Romans care about Ovid and what he said. If you have no religious ties, then an argument attempting to convince you of something is completely pointless if the opposition's only source is the Bible. Side: No
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Ok I mistyped on who cares about what the Bible says because I did say people can read what they please, so if it happens to be the bible rather than Harry Potter, ok great, but reading Harry Potter and the Bible are completely separate because Harry Potter is fiction, this is a fact. It is for recreation purposes. If people want not to read Harry Potter because the Bible says contrary then great, but it shouldn't be universal for everyone. Side: yes
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people can read whatever they want no one might want to learn sorcery from it but it does show how one can turn into a more powerful and lucky person by using just a wand and reading lord of the rings is such a waste of time even the movie couldn't make it look good why do u expect people to read the book it's so madly drags n drags n drags......... have you even read it harry potter is far better than that it' not ever so romantic it's all about action and sorcery is not that bad Side: yes
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1) The animal sacrifice of a cat[19] 2) Non-magicians like you and I (Muggles) are portrayed as dull, boring, cruel or useless;[20] 3) Power is the ultimate moral choice, irrespective of good or evil;[21] 4) Blood sacrifices;[22] 5) Cutting off the hand of a living person for a ritual;[23] 6) Boiling what seems to be a baby or fetus alive in a cauldron;[24] 7) Possible demon possession;[25] 8) Werewolves [26] & vampires [27] 9) Bringing a evil wizard back from the dead through the shedding of blood [28] 10) Astral project or travel [29] 11) Casting spells and levitation [30] 12) Being able to shape-shift into an animal [31] 13) Crystal gazing or divination [32] 14) A hero (Harry) who tells lies, [33] steals, [34] breaks the rules,[35] and cheats by copying another student’s homework,[36] (cheating is OK in wizard ethics[37]). 15) Approval of astrology[38] 16) Being taught that people can exist without their souls[39] 17) Communion with the dead, dead souls living within us[40] 18) Harry takes mood-altering drugs (which are REAL herbs that are used by witches and shamans)[41] 19) Use of the "Hand of Glory,"[42] a grisly occult artifact that is the severed hand of a hanged murderer. Its fingers are lit and burned as candles. The hand is placed in a house to make everyone in the house fall into a spell. 20) Use of magic charms[43] 21) Belief that death is just the "next great adventure"[44] Side: No
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