Harry Potter: Witchcraft Repackaged Making Evil Look Innocent
Does Witchcraft actually
have power?
If so, what is its source?
Does the Harry Potter series' presentation of Witchcraft
make it any more acceptable just because it is packaged
as "children's fantasy literature"?
Best selling authors
Robert S. McGee and Caryl Matrisciana answer these
questions and draw parallels between Harry Potter
and true Witchcraft as practiced today with actual
footage of witches, their rituals, spells and interviews.
Viewers will discover similarities with Harry Potter
and Witchcraft in Mother Goddess, Meditation, Black
Magic, Curses & Spells, Divination & Sorcery,
Occult symbology, Evolution & Reincarnation, Demon
possession, Seasonal/nature celebrations, Communing
with the dead and spirit world, "Dark" aspects
of Witchcraft, and more.
Young readers today,
more than any other time in history, have an abundance
of occult resources easily available to them. Get
information on how you can protect your family from
access to occult infiltration on the Internet. Learn
how to answer difficult questions and clearly explain
the symbols in the Harry Potter series to your children,
grandchildren and concerned friends.
Tim LaHaye, co-author
of New York Times Best Seller Left Behind
says, "This video clears up many misunderstandings
... must viewing for those concerned about the growing
interest of Witchcraft".
Does Witchcraft actually
have power?
