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Atheists will often complain about the subtle presence of Christianity in Western Culture. However, if you try to explain your discomfort with subtle godlessness and anti-Christ incidences in the culture, they scoff as if you are imagining it.
The first thing that comes to mind is when a Christian tries to explain the subtle offense of Harry Potter.
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(11-19-2013, 01:47 AM)LaramieHirsch Wrote: Atheists will often complain about the subtle presence of Christianity in Western Culture. However, if you try to explain your discomfort with subtle godlessness and anti-Christ incidences in the culture, they scoff as if you are imagining it.
The first thing that comes to mind is when a Christian tries to explain the subtle offense of Harry Potter.
Harry Potter is a gateway book - it might introduce young readers to reality above and beyond the material realm.
My daughter's read all of them and she's still a devout altar girl.
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