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S 79 Harry Potter and the Meaning of Life

Description   Harry Potter is a publishing phenomenon. Never before has a children's book caught the public imagination so quickly and with such wide appeal. The publicity has certainly been good, but behind the hype lie well-written stories that both children and adults find hard to put down. But what are the stories about? Is there a hidden menace behind the magic? Or are they really about character, friendship and the choices we make between good and evil? This engaging study looks at the spirituality of Harry Potter on its own terms, without either demonizing or Christianizing it, and offers a valuable model for missionary engagement with our culture.   Details   Grove code: S79 Author: Philip Plyming ISBN: 1851744827 Publication date: November 2001 Other formats available: - Online resources: - Online reviews: 'Essential reading for anyone who wants to relate to contemporary society...the best book I have read on the issue.' Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology Read the full review Related titles: Other titles on faith and the arts   Price: £ 3.95   Quantity     Add to Basket Add to Wish List

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Revd Philip Plyming Philip is Curate of Christ Church, Chineham. Before ordination he studies languages and theology, from which he developed his interest in contemporary apologetics - making connetions between the words and stories of this world and Christian faith. He is married to Annabelle, a doctor in general practice.

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