Harry Potter - Love and Death

John: I was thinking of how Harry values, obviously, in this book, there's a lot of magical creatures. So he seems to value all kinds of life, even when people think wizards are the best or only pure bloods are the best. There is a consistent care for those who are less than and they're not actually right. John: You do get a lot of exploration on darker themes, but not in a not again to our earliest part of our conversation to a glorifying extent. This is what it looks like when you don't value life. Ashley Hales: Next time we discuss issues of God and culture with The Seminary Table podcast.