Harry Potter : witchcraft repackaged: making evil look innocent / Caryltv.com ; a Story-Teller production. [print]

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PR6068.H323.H377 2002
PR6068.O93.M433.H377 2002

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Narrators: Robert S. McGee, Caryl Matrisciana.Summary: The narrators draw parallels between the Harry Potter books and witchcraft and other occult practices, and warn viewers of detrimental effects to children. Includes film clips from television programs and motion pictures.Summary: Answers the following questions: Does witchcraft/Wicca actually have power? If so, what is its source? Does the Harry Potter series' presentation of child-friendly witchcraft make it's any more acceptable just because it is packaged as "children's fantasy literature"?Summary: Best selling author Caryl Matrisciana, one of today's leading experts on world religions, sects, and cults, along with author Robert McGee answer these questions and draw parallels between Potter's so-called "fantasy" worldview and witchcraft as it is practiced by many today. Viewers will hear witches being interviewed about their beliefs and see footage of their actual rituals, spells, and ceremonies. Summary: Discover firsthand how the desensitization of dangerous occultic and pagan practices continues to grow as a result of the Harry Potter phenomenon.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Multi-media (10-day check-out)	G. Allen Fleece Library Multimedia - Second Floor	Non-fiction	PR6068.O93.Z698 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001600374

Narrators: Robert S. McGee, Caryl Matrisciana.

The narrators draw parallels between the Harry Potter books and witchcraft and other occult practices, and warn viewers of detrimental effects to children. Includes film clips from television programs and motion pictures.

Answers the following questions: Does witchcraft/Wicca actually have power? If so, what is its source? Does the Harry Potter series' presentation of child-friendly witchcraft make it's any more acceptable just because it is packaged as "children's fantasy literature"?

Best selling author Caryl Matrisciana, one of today's leading experts on world religions, sects, and cults, along with author Robert McGee answer these questions and draw parallels between Potter's so-called "fantasy" worldview and witchcraft as it is practiced by many today. Viewers will hear witches being interviewed about their beliefs and see footage of their actual rituals, spells, and ceremonies.

Discover firsthand how the desensitization of dangerous occultic and pagan practices continues to grow as a result of the Harry Potter phenomenon.

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