Is Fictional Magic Dangerous? 5 Questions Every Christian Parent Should Ask with Marian A. Jacobs

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Find show notes HERE. Is Fictional Magic Dangerous? What if fantastical fiction helped deepen your understanding of God?What if reading stories about magic didn’t mean abandoning your convictions or your faith?What if you could read Lord of the Rings, the Chronicles of Narnia, AND Harry Potter... all with a clean conscience? Check out On Magic & Miracles: A Theological Guide to Discerning Fictional Magic by Marian A. Jacobs

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