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<blockquote data-quote="Auntie Liv" data-source="post: 69057223" data-attributes="member: 383482"><p>I respect everyone's opinion, and I hope you'll respect mine. I am a Christian (I have been for ten years) and I've been reading the Warrior books for almost three years now. There is no actual astrology in the books themselves, nor do they standing stones even once, and you really should do a fact check, because Erin Hunter is actually six people, with names by the way. Their real bios can be read on the site (not just the highly exaggerated one that the publishers write in on the back of the books). (<a href="http://www.warriorcats.com/meet-erin-hunter" target="_blank">http://www.warriorcats.com/meet-erin-hunter</a>) Concerning the books themselves, they are amazing! The main characters are kind and brave with a strong sense of justice. They also acknowledge that no one is perfect, and they all highly respect their leaders and elders (something rare in children's media) The whole star clan thing is, well, historical. Erin Hunter based the lives of the cats on Native Americans, who believed that their ancestors were watching over them. It would be historically inaccurate to make the cats Christian or any other religion. Besides the fact that they're... Cats. Animals without souls according to the Bible. Erin Hunter was never trying to deceive children. She never made it look cute and innocent, and I think it's one of the best fictional series I've ever read.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Auntie Liv, post: 69057223, member: 383482"] I respect everyone's opinion, and I hope you'll respect mine. I am a Christian (I have been for ten years) and I've been reading the Warrior books for almost three years now. There is no actual astrology in the books themselves, nor do they standing stones even once, and you really should do a fact check, because Erin Hunter is actually six people, with names by the way. Their real bios can be read on the site (not just the highly exaggerated one that the publishers write in on the back of the books). ([URL]http://www.warriorcats.com/meet-erin-hunter[/URL]) Concerning the books themselves, they are amazing! The main characters are kind and brave with a strong sense of justice. They also acknowledge that no one is perfect, and they all highly respect their leaders and elders (something rare in children's media) The whole star clan thing is, well, historical. Erin Hunter based the lives of the cats on Native Americans, who believed that their ancestors were watching over them. It would be historically inaccurate to make the cats Christian or any other religion. Besides the fact that they're... Cats. Animals without souls according to the Bible. Erin Hunter was never trying to deceive children. She never made it look cute and innocent, and I think it's one of the best fictional series I've ever read. [/QUOTE]
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