Harry's Last Battles and Rowling's Beliefs
By Berit Kjos

     The Church of England published a guide advising youth workers how to use Harry Potter to spread the ‘Christian’ message. The guide, published by Church House Publishing, encouraged youth leaders to use the Harry Potter books and films as a ‘launch pads’ for exploring ‘Christian’ themes.
    In an editorial by Abigail BeauSeigneur on a website devoted to Harry Potter (mugglenet.com) the author states “The story of Harry Potter is, and always was, a ‘Christian allegory’ - a fictionalized modern day adaptation of the ‘life of Christ,’ intended to introduce his character to a new generation....” She continues, “...knowing more about her [Rowling’s] religious beliefs is not just crucial, not just enormously significant, but will blow the whole thing open, so that ‘even a 10 year old will be able to figure it out.’”
    Author John Granger, a respected Christian publisher (Tyndale House), applauds alchemy and sorcery as a pathway to God, “The Harry Potter novels... address the need... we have for spiritual nourishment in the form of edifying, ‘imaginative experience of life in Christ.’”
    And this is just the tip of the iceberg. My response: “Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil... “ (Isaiah 5:20)

Rowlings a Believer?

    “The story of Harry Potter is an allegory,” observed Peter, a former temple-master in an occult order. “It is written and packaged to look like fantasy when, in truth, it is a carefully written true description of the training and work of an initiate in an occult order.” Peter continues, “...everything Harry does is an extension of his belief system. His foundation is in magic through will. The concept that magic is an extension of will is a foundational occult truth and is diametrically opposed to the Christian concept of will where every born again believer’s individual will is brought into submission under Christ.”

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A Resolution to Terminate the Silent Amnesty
By Phyllis Schlafly

    The voice of grassroots Americans was heard loud and clear in the Halls of Congress when the Senate decided not to vote for the amnesty bill that had been so vigorously lobbied by President Bush, by a handful of Senators known as the "Deal Makers," and by big media. 
    Republican Senators voted “No” by 3 to 1 (37 to 12), so it is clear that President Bush has divided the conservative movement that elected him. Your help is urgently needed to rebuild the conservative movement. We have the momentum — grassroots pressure must now demand that our government do its constitutional duty and secure our borders!
    Since we defeated future amnesty in the Senate, we must press forward now to terminate ‘Silent Amnesty’ (failing to use current laws to secure our borders).
    I am asking you to take this Resolution and get it passed by any and every organization you belong to or attend — particularly by all the Republican organizations in your area and state — district and precinct conventions/caucuses, whatever they are called.
    Just think of the impact we can have if hundreds of these Resolutions are passed! When it comes time for your State Republican Convention and the Republican National Convention in 2008, you will be able to get the Resolution passed there because you will have the proof that voters demand it!
    Thank you for your special help on this vital project.

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