Contains many articles about Harry Potter from a Christian perspective. Each book in the series reviewed. Many common concerns and issues answered.

Berit Kjos's article on why he feels the new generation of children are far more vulnerable to deception than previous ones.

By Marcia Montenegro. Themes of Darkness, Disobedience, and Occultism, in Books Two, Three and Four.

From a literary standpoint, the books are unobjectionable. However, the way the supernatural is presented is anti-biblical, and could suggest the occult to children as a way to escape unhappy situations.

An essay against the opposing views. Written by Åke Eldberg, a minister in the Church of Sweden.

Joseph Chambers of Paw Creek Ministries argues that the Harry Potter series is a creation of Hell, preparing children to welcome the arrival of the AntiChrist.

Review of the film. Leave your comments and write a review yourself.

Author Michael O'Brien compares and contrasts J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter with the writings of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien

Some brief objections to the Harry Potter phenomenon.

Short article explaining why Christians should not buy these books.

Scholarly articles and updates on Harry Potter and religious objections against the use of the Harry Potter books in public schools.

By Marcia Montenegro. Examining occult themes in Harry Potter.

A Christian points out some concerns about the Harry Potter books in the light of the Bible.

ExposingSatanism.org believes that Satan is behind Harry Potter books.

Claims that J.K. Rowling's story line is innocent witchcraft are like Hollywood saying sex and violence on the screen have no effect on society.

A former Witch shares some concerns about the Harry Potter phenomena.

Web site of the crtical Harry Potter video, which can be viewed, in part, on line. Articles answer common questions about Harry Potter and Christianity.

Kate Ernsting's article on Harry Potter from Credo, a Catholic news magazine.

Campaign site against the Coca-Cola sponsorship of Harry Potter movies.

Analyses the books by drawing a parallel between real witchcraft and the Harry Potter kind of magic.

Includes fictional writing, pictures, chat, forums, and members.

By Marcia Montenegro. Not a movie review but rather an evaluation of the movie, especially for parents of younger children who are wondering if they should take their children to see it.

Exposing Satan's Power. Web site run by a former spiritualist, now Christian. Articles on Harry Potter, Witchcraft, Spiritualism, Dungeons & Dragons, halloween, cults.

Christian site claiming the Potter books are non-fiction and teaches satanism and cannibalism.

An English version of three articles published by the Italian ezine ZENIT. one is neutral, Italian author Massimo Introvigne is 'pro' and Canadian author Michael O'Brien is 'con'

Review of the books from a Christian perspective, for parents. An online tract that can be printed out.