Sure, the Magisterium is there, and it is equated with the Church (the Church of this mythical land we find ourselves in, in which people are connected to living animals spirits and in which bears talk and wear armor), and the main villain, Mrs. With that kind of publicity, is it any wonder I wanted to read the book? Supposedly, the slam against God and the Catholic Church gets heavier and more transparent in the second and third books, and that may be, but in this first one, I’d have to say the claims that this volume will put your child’s faith in God in jeopardy are tenuous at best.
This is just a friendly warning that you sure won’t hear on the regular TV. Nicole Kidman stars in the movie so it will probably be advertised a lot.
The movie had been dumbed down to fool kids and their parents in the hope that they will buy his trilogy where in the end the children kill God and everyone can do as they please. Lewis’s Chronical’s (sic) of Narnia and has written a trilogy to show the other side. It is written by Phillip (sic) Pullman, a proud atheist who belongs to secular humanist societies. There will be a new Children’s movie out in December called THE GOLDEN COMPASS. I’d never heard of Philip Pullman or His Dark Materials until they started making a movie out of The Golden Compass a few years ago, and then all the hubbub started about how, although it was written as a book for children, it wasn’t the kind of book any self-respecting religious person would let their children read.įrom an email archived on The Golden Compass entry on :
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