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Thomas Nelson The Door Within Trilogy Volumes 1-3, Softcover
Enter the unseen world of spiritual warfare! In The Final Storm, Alleble's allies flee to the Kingdom's walls to escape the evil Paragor. With no time to mourn, Alleble must suddenly confront the Wyrm Lord and the deadly Seven Sleepers as they unite--and Paragor unleashes his most powerful weapon. Will anyone survive? Recommended for ages 10 and up.
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The Door Within - Discerning Christians?
I was just wondering if this novel is safe for a discerning christian. What I mean by that is this, is there magic or things of the occult in this novel? Thank you very much.
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The only "magic" I know of, if this even counts- it is mentioned that Paragor controls the weather on the Grimwalk. Unicorns and dragon are ridden but are not magical. They behave just like normal animals. There are no spells, witches, wizards, or fairies. The Christian allegory is obvious and the main character learns many good lessons about sacrifice, bravery, and humility.
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Carissa
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answer 2
No but the main chacter,adain, is given 3 jars with the scrools in them that appear ou tof thin air,and he is latter sent into a parallel realm, but those things happen because King Eliam (God) made them happen.....i hope this helps a little.
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fanstyloverebel
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There is no magic whatsoever in this novel. All power referred to belongs to the Christ/God-figure, King Eliam. Wayne Thomas Batson is a strong believer.
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Jake
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Well I only read the first book and so not sure about the rest. However, the book is make believe and it does take some imagination. There is good and evil. Nothing I would consider occult. The good could be construed as magic but I think more on the lines of miracles. No sex and no bad language.
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shirl
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