I have 0 clue if it’s anti-Christian, I know nothing about the book, but generally I would encourage people to just read things and make their own decisions. When I was a kid people freaked out about Harry Potter being against Christianity which is asinine.
Avantious on
No its not. In the second book in the end it shows you that the faith they talk about is vastly different in its origin story than christian faith. They just lean heavily on symbolism of christianity.
Think about it as an alternate universe where some major aspekts that are corner stones of the religions are replaced and everything took a different turn
2 Comments
I have 0 clue if it’s anti-Christian, I know nothing about the book, but generally I would encourage people to just read things and make their own decisions. When I was a kid people freaked out about Harry Potter being against Christianity which is asinine.
No its not. In the second book in the end it shows you that the faith they talk about is vastly different in its origin story than christian faith. They just lean heavily on symbolism of christianity.
Think about it as an alternate universe where some major aspekts that are corner stones of the religions are replaced and everything took a different turn