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Line 52: − − ==Lewis' Promotion of Witchcraft== − Lewis' Book series promote and ordain Witchcraft. This can be seen in every one of the above books. − − In Book 1, The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe, the most common and respected pieces of witchcraft are all mentioned in the name. First, the wardrobe is blatant witchcraft, as a witch MUST have enchanted a wardrobe to lead to another alter-dimension. Remember, you CANNOT go through a Wardrobe in real life into another world, so this MUST be witchcraft. Next, the Lion promotes witchcraft. This is shown through the fact that once you are dead YOU CANNOT come back to life WITHOUT magic. The Lion came back to life, so that shows magic, which is witchcraft. Next, lions CANNOT talk. As this lion can TALK, he MUST have been bewitched by a witch. Next, the Witch. The Witch uses magic all over the place. She makes one of the boys some food OUT OF MAGIC. As this is the use of MAGIC and she is a WITCH this MUST be support of witchcraft. This is further shown through the boy EATING the food made by witchcraft, as acceptance. This all shows and CONDONES whichcraft through the fact that the kids did not destroy the wardrobe and the lion as soon as they found these bewitched objects. Remember, if the kids destroyed the bewitched wardrobe they WOULDN'T have met the witch. − − The rest of the books ADVOCATE WITCHCRAFT. This is shown through the Children's failure to DESTROY the bewitched wardrobe, and their continued use of the BEWITCHED object. Remember, as I or any other morally-savvy person would say, If you are going to use a bewitched object over and over, even though you knew its behavior was not natural, that shows support for WITCHCRAFT.
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==Book 7: [[The Last Battle]]==
==Book 7: [[The Last Battle]]==
(7th in chronology) The end of Narnia comes in this book. A evil ape, Shift, convinces a gullible donkey, Puzzle, to dress up in a lion's suit and pretend to be the great lion Aslan. The beasts of Narnia are thus deceived and enslaved by Shift, allowing the Calormenes to invade Narnia. Tirian, the true king of Narnia, is imprisoned but is freed by Jill and Eustace, who help mount a last ditch attack on the ape and the Calormenes. They are outnumbered and the evil Calormene god, Tash, enters Narnia, and takes in a stable where Eustace, Jill and the King are thrown. Fortunately Tash is cast out by High King Peter, who has appeared with Edmund, Lucy, Diggory, and Polly (Susan no longer being a friend of Narnia) to witness Narnia's end. Aslan ends Narnia and leads all good creatures to a new Narnia, and out of the shadowlands. The children then learn that they all died in a railway accident and that they will remain there happily ever after. <ref> [[The Last Battle]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillam Publishing Co. 1970.</ref>
(7th in chronology) The end of Narnia comes in this book. A evil ape, Shift, convinces a gullible donkey, Puzzle, to dress up in a lion's suit and pretend to be the great lion Aslan. The beasts of Narnia are thus deceived and enslaved by Shift, allowing the Calormenes to invade Narnia. Tirian, the true king of Narnia, is imprisoned but is freed by Jill and Eustace, who help mount a last ditch attack on the ape and the Calormenes. They are outnumbered and the evil Calormene god, Tash, enters Narnia, and takes in a stable where Eustace, Jill and the King are thrown. Fortunately Tash is cast out by High King Peter, who has appeared with Edmund, Lucy, Diggory, and Polly (Susan no longer being a friend of Narnia) to witness Narnia's end. Aslan ends Narnia and leads all good creatures to a new Narnia, and out of the shadowlands. The children then learn that they all died in a railway accident and that they will remain there happily ever after. <ref> [[The Last Battle]] by C.S. Lewis, Macmillam Publishing Co. 1970.</ref>
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