Re: "I'll never forgive Jo for ..."

On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 13:11:11 GMT, Drusilla
<gammanormidsERASETHIS@xxxxxxxxx> wrote the following in alt.fan.harry-
potter:



This might be a very silly question but how is that me, being Catholic,
I never catch this Christian overtones? My hurried explanation is that,
as religion is something ordinary in my life, is like noticing something
"out of normal" on Harry and Ron eating.

You must not have read Perelandra. The main plot is basically an
examination of whether what happened in the garden of Eden was bad for
humanity or good for it, and ends with a few pages of the good guys
praising God. Not that there's nothing wrong with that: that was the kind
of non-fiction Lewis wrote, too.

Narnia is like that to a lesser extent, but also much more a traditional
"once upon a time" type fantasy, except for, perhaps The Last Battle.


--
"It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that certain je-ne-sais-quoi."
Peter Schickele
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