Articles on this issue "occultism"
A new course on "Satanism, Exorcism and the Prayer of Liberation" is offering the clergy formation on guiding souls in contact with the occult or magic. In this interview with ZENIT, Giuseppe …
read moreChristianity must be centered on Jesus Christ and have no truck with astrology or superstitions, warns a scholar of religions. José Luis Vázquez Borau, author of "The New Religious Phenomena: …
read moreCould Harry Potters world of wizardry entice its young audience into the occult? Maybe, says Michael D. OBrien, the author of "A Landscape With Dragons: The Battle for Your Childs Mind" …
read moreAfter the Dec. 6 Forum on the Harry Potter phenomenon, ZENIT approached Massimo Introvigne for a follow-up to his defense of the books by J.K. Rowling. Introvigne is director of the …
read moreThe Dec. 6 ZENIT Forum on the Harry Potter phenomenon brought a record number of e-mails from readers. To continue the discussion, ZENIT turned again to Canadian author Michael D. OBrien to …
read moreAs the film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone" opened to record box-office receipts, ZENIT turned to renowned Canadian author Michael D. OBrien to comment on the phenomenon. OBriens works …
read moreWhat does one of Europes leading experts on new religious movements and sects think about Harry Potter? ZENIT approached Massimo Introvigne to find out. He is the director of CESNUR, the …
read moreWhat sells over 100 million copies in book form, breaks movie-receipt records, and has some observers fearful about its effects on children? Harry Potter, of course. As the film "Harry Potter …
read moreAs the film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone" opened to record box-office receipts, ZENIT turned to renowned Canadian author Michael D. OBrien to comment on the phenomenon. OBriens works …
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