It's hard to really take this "Christian" parody of the Harry Potter books so seriously. Everything in it is so ridiculous and over-the-top, like it's just turning prayer and miracles into another form of magic so it wouldn't offend Christians. It's also short to the point where we have the Hogwarts students face off against Voldemort in no more than fourteen chapters, who here is just somebody who wants to stamp out religious freedom for Christians instead of somebody who has a personal grudge against Harry and his family like in the books. It's a fun read if you're not looking for anything serious or expecting to learn any lessons, whether those are Christian lessons or otherwise.
EDIT: Thank you, Grace Ann, for inspiring me to write The Jeremiah School, a Christian version of Harry Potter.
A silly parody of Harry Potter
It's hard to really take this "Christian" parody of the Harry Potter books so seriously. Everything in it is so ridiculous and over-the-top, like it's just turning prayer and miracles into another form of magic so it wouldn't offend Christians. It's also short to the point where we have the Hogwarts students face off against Voldemort in no more than fourteen chapters, who here is just somebody who wants to stamp out religious freedom for Christians instead of somebody who has a personal grudge against Harry and his family like in the books. It's a fun read if you're not looking for anything serious or expecting to learn any lessons, whether those are Christian lessons or otherwise.
EDIT: Thank you, Grace Ann, for inspiring me to write The Jeremiah School, a Christian version of Harry Potter.