Looking for God in Harry Potter

Introduction : parental shift from alarm to approval

Magic, fantasy, and the Christian world view : the "sorcery" in Harry Potter supports biblical teaching, not practice of the occult

God's army versus the servants of Satan? : the Harry Potter novels revolve around the central conflict of good and evil

Hero's Christlike journey : Harry's adventures take him through life, death, and ressurection

Alchemy of spiritual growth : the story cycles are built on the stages of transformation

One person, two natures : doppelgängers point to the struggle of dual natures and their resolution in the God-man

Christian answers to big questions : surprise endings suggest a remedy for the evils of prejudice

Triumph of love over death : the mystery of death meets the ultimate answer

Question of identity : Harry defines himself through choices, change, and destiny

Evidence of things unseen : the symbols in Potterdom are powerful pointers to Christian reality

Fun with names : the character names are delightful puzzles with hidden Chrisitan meanings

Purification of the soul : Christian keys to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Dangerous books and edifying books : Christian keys to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Despair and delivery : Christian keys to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Girded with virtue : Christian keys to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Dark night of the soul : Chrisitan keys to Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Baptism into a sacrificial death : Christian keys to Harry Potter and the half-blood prince

Power of Christian artistry : keys to the future and legacy of the Harry Potter series

Appendix. Speaking of God in Harry Potter.