His Dark Materials

Five years ago, Steve Wood warned parents that Harry Potter was just a first step in a worldwide attempt to lure children into unspeakable realms of spiritual darkness. On worldwide radio and television he warned that the trilogy, His Dark Materials, by Philip Pullman would be the next deceptive trap for children. Many parents heeded his warning, while many others didn’t.

Now the trilogy’s first volume, The Golden Compass, is coming to the big screen in a $150 million production. Newsweek calls Pullman’s series “absorbing … like Harry Potter.” The tens of millions of children who are addicted to the Potter phenomena will rush to see this latest hit movie. Deceptively, the movie has removed Pullman’s explicit attacks against the Catholic Church. Instead the wicked enemy of children and human freedom is only referred to as the “Magisterium.” This veiling of Pullman’s hatred of Catholicism will permit the movie to rake in millions by not arousing too much religious opposition. Of course, after seeing the movie, the children in the thirty countries in which it is released will rush out to buy and digest Pullman’s God-hating and Catholic-bashing books.

You might be wondering what exactly it is that is so abhorrent and detestable about the Catholic Church in Pullman’s novels. Well, it’s that the Catholic Church is engaged in a conspiracy to separate children from their personal demons. You didn’t misread that last sentence. There’s already a website where children are asked 20 questions about themselves and then given the name of their personal demon.

Pullman’s work is about to bring millions of children into contact with the demonic. By volume three of the trilogy children are invited to join in a diabolical revolt against God, bishops, and priests. His Dark Materials is a brilliant, alluring, and convincing inversion of good and evil.

Parents are urged to get copies of this CD for themselves and for their friends.