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* HollywoodAtheist: Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, who believe God is dead from reading [[{{Creator/RichardDawkins}} "the Dawkins."]]
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* HollywoodAtheist: Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, who believe God is dead from reading [[{{Creator/RichardDawkins}} [[{{UsefulNotes/RichardDawkins}} "the Dawkins."]]
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** Voldemort also claims to be [[spoiler: using his Reddit account to parody this trope, but the "good guys" don't believe him...]]
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: even many Christians have criticized certain aspects of the story's portrayal of Christian doctrine and the faith's character, the scope of prayer and miracles, etc. Many Catholics have furthermore stated that it misrepresents their faith (allegorized as Slytherin).
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: some people have seen fit to criticize the book's portrayal of the scope of prayer and miracles, the general character of Christianity and in particular misunderstandings about Catholicism and Catholic doctrine.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: some people have seen fit to criticize the book's portrayal of the scope of prayer and miracles, the general character of Christianity and in particular misunderstandings about Catholicism and Catholic doctrine.
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* SettingUpdate: Rowling's original setting was ''very much'' British. This adaptation is clearly set in America- characters go on about the First Amendment and Hogwarts has lessons on constitutional history.
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* MundaneUtility: Harry uses [[ReligionIsMagic prayer]] to ''open the door to his dormitory''. After reflecting how he should not make Hermione open said door when he was easily capable of doing it himself.
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This is a shameless self-reference.
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* WantonCrueltyToTheCommonComma: The author seems to have mistaken semicolons for commas. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAEoYmYuMBg&list=PLYNcOqVhTmvby1YcQ31LzSxBYL1FiqkQ3&index=8 A dramatic reading]] mocked this fact by specifically reading all the semicolons as "Inappropriately placed semicolon".
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* HollywoodAtheist: Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, who believe God is dead from reading [[{{Creator/RichardDawkins}} "the Dawkins."]]
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* FlatEarthAtheist: God answers prayers all the time in this story, doing stuff that very clearly can't have been done by humans, like teleporting people around, conjuring up food on a table or [[spoiler: altering someone's entire personality]]. Taking this into account, the atheists in this story end up being this, as the existence of God is self-apparent.
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* AndThatsTerrible: Draco's [[StrawMisogynist views on women]], which cause both Harry and the author to start ranting about what a horrible person he is whenever they are brought up.
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** Harry himself, too. Within two minutes of meeting Hagrid, he's devoted his entire life to Christianity despite never even having heard of God or Jesus beforehand.
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* InstantExpert: Harry somehow knows the Bible inside-out from the moment he converts to Christianity, referencing a specific passage as the reason why he won't hold the Dursleys' treatment of him against them despite the fact that the narrative leaves absolutely no time in which he could have read it. He is also shown time and time again to be a far better Christian than anyone else in the story and clearly understanding the will of God perfectly, as demonstrated in [[spoiler: Harry and Draco's "pray-off".]]
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* InNameOnly: Basically every single character, but the Dursleys and Voldemort are some of the most glaringly obvious examples. (The Dursleys are a nice, loving family, Petunia is a carreer-woman, and Voldemort is [[spoiler: an internet-troll mocking atheist stereotypes by deliberately posting exaggerated versions of them on his Reddit-account.]])
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: They're [[BeautyEqualsGoodness "beautiful people"]] wings, yellow halos and white robes. And they deliver mail.
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: They're [[BeautyEqualsGoodness "beautiful people"]] with wings, yellow halos and white robes. And they deliver mail.mail to Hogwarts.
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: They're [[BeautyEqualsGoodness "beautiful people"]] wings, yellow halos and white robes. And they deliver mail.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men. Arguably the protagonists themselves if this is a TrollFic, since they use more subtle but common sexist argumets.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men. Arguably the protagonists themselves if this is a TrollFic, since they use more subtle but common sexist argumets.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men. Arguably the protagoists themselves if this is a TrollFic, since they use more subtle but common sexist argumets.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men. Arguably the protagoists protagonists themselves if this is a TrollFic, since they use more subtle but common sexist argumets.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men. Arguably the protagoists themselves if this is a TrollFic, since they use more subtle but common sexist argumets.
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In this version of the story, Harry, an orphan, is raised by his non-Christian aunt and uncle, or rather the babysitters they hired to look after him while they both worked, until one day when he is found by a Christian missionary named Hagrid. After Harry prays the Sinner's Prayer and rejects Evolutionism and birthdays, he is whisked off to Hogwarts School of Prayer and Miracles to learn how to be a Christian.
At Hogwarts, the students are divided up into four Sorting Hats, each of which believes differently about the Bible. The greatest threat to Hogwarts is Voldemort, who has been plotting with Congress to destroy freedom of religion.
At Hogwarts, the students are divided up into four Sorting Hats, each of which believes differently about the Bible. The greatest threat to Hogwarts is Voldemort, who has been plotting with Congress to destroy freedom of religion.
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The author claims to have ended the fanfic because her husband felt her writing was "not good for their family", and has never confirmed the suspicions on the story being a parody.
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The author claims to have ended the fanfic after fourteen chapters because her husband felt her writing was "not good for their family", and has never confirmed the suspicions on the story being a parody.
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* StrawAtheist: Harry's godless foster parents Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, who believe God is dead from reading "the Dawkins."
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* EveryEpisodeEnding: Almost every chapter ends with the line, "Author's Note: Blessings!" This is sometimes followed by a selection of Bible verses.
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* EasyEvangelism: Harry instantly converts Draco from a Ravenclaw Hat to a Gryffindor Hat by outpraying him.
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* BeautyEqualsGoodness: Emphasized by the narration regarding Hermione.
-->A woman taking pride in her appearance is honoring the Lord; because after all, it is the Lord who gave her a pretty face and nice hair. Taking care of that is important! Harry got the feeling that Hermione was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside.
-->A woman taking pride in her appearance is honoring the Lord; because after all, it is the Lord who gave her a pretty face and nice hair. Taking care of that is important! Harry got the feeling that Hermione was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside.
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* ReligionIsMagic: Dumbledore frequently uses prayer to do miracles, including preparing elaborate meals for Harry and his friends.
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* StrawMisogynist: Draco loudly and repeatedly declares his opinion that women are worse than men.
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* PinkMeansFeminine: Hermione, being a model of Christian femininity, always wears fetching pink dresses and skirts.
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* AsTheGoodBookSays: In a variation, characters actually cite Biblical verses in their dialogue.
-->"You tried to corrupt me; but it did not work. But I forgive you, Aunt Petunia; because of Luke 23:34."
-->"You tried to corrupt me; but it did not work. But I forgive you, Aunt Petunia; because of Luke 23:34."
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* VaguenessIsComing: "Dark days are coming," both Hagrid and Dumbledore say without much explanation.
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Due to its controversial nature, this attempt of a Christian re-writing of "Harry Potter" (much shorter than the original) quickly gained fame. Many Christians do not agree with the very specific brand of Christianity that the fanfic allegedly wants to promote. Due to the very over-the-top writing, it has been long suspected to be a parody. The last chapter may be read as confirmation of this, but is open to interpretation.
The author, writing under the pseudonym "proudhousewife", claims to have ended the fanfic because her husband felt her writing was "not good for their family", and has never confirmed the suspicions on the story being a parody.
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Due to the very over-the-top writing, it has been long suspected to be a parody. The last chapter may be read as confirmation of this, but is open to
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!!This story contains examples of:
* IDoNotOwn: The author's note to the fifth chapter disclaims ownership of the "original books" in these exact words.
* TheMoralSubstitute: Invoked as the author's stated intention:
-->Do you want your little ones to read books; and they want to read the Harry Potter Books; but you do not want them to turn into witches? Well-this is the story for you! This story has all the adventure of JKR's books; but will not lead your children astray.
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Due to its controversial nature, this attempt of a Christian re-writing of "Harry Potter" (much shorter than the original) quickly gained fame. Many Christians do not agree with the very specific brand of Christianity that the fanfic allegedly wants to promote. Due to the very over-the-top writing, it has been long suspected to be a parody. The last chapter may be read as confirmation of this, but is open to interpretation.
The author, writing under the pseudonym "proudhousewife", claims to have ended the fanfic because her husband felt her writing was "not good for their family", and has never confirmed the suspicions on the story being a parody.
The author, writing under the pseudonym "proudhousewife", claims to have ended the fanfic because her husband felt her writing was "not good for their family", and has never confirmed the suspicions on the story being a parody.
