How many Christians out there have or would read/watch Harry Potter?

If you wouldn't why not? I know that not everybody likes reading books like this or fantasy films, I'm more interested in why as a Christian you would refuse to read/watch Harry Potter?
If you haven't read or seen any books/film then do you have an argument? If so what is it?

I have a view on the stories and also a reason why The Harry Potter series can be a danger to young people. Actually you'd be very surprised at what that danger is.

I would like to hear your views.
If you are a Christian and you enjoy the books/films what do you think of them? Do you think they are negative in any way? In what way?

Of cause you don't have to be a Christian to answer this question, its just that many Christians have preached against the series. Please give your views too.

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Permalink Reply by Miyosha Daniel on November 12, 2009 at 1:15am

I have read the Harry Potter books and seen the movies. I enjoy them and I am a Christian. I feel that there are some concerns with the series but if you know who you are and whose you are then just enjoy the adventure that you go on while reading a fanasty/adventure book.

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