Isabelle Ross
One massive disclaimer of the book that can't really be overlooked, is that I would not recommend this book to children or teenagers or really anyone, Christian or Non-Christian. Even though the characters called themselves "Christian" they often belittle Christianity, and the book as I thought would bring in Christ has no mention of Him. The book also includes an lgbt relationship, partnering with pagan/wiccan teen groups, and the church is akin to an oppressive entity. Anyone who is not a Christian will think the Church is a bad place while Christians might be persuaded to go against the teachings of the Bible and might agree/disagree with the book. Either way, I don't think this book in any way can build someone up, learn something new, or appreciate Christianity.
I will mention though that I love this type of art style and the comic panels were done very well, which I could very well appreciate. But I think we can all agree, content matters much more.
One massive disclaimer of the book that can't really be overlooked, is that I would not recommend this book to children or teenagers or really anyone, Christian or Non-Christian. Even though the characters called themselves "Christian" they often belittle Christianity, and the book as I thought would bring in Christ has no mention of Him. The book also includes an lgbt relationship, partnering with pagan/wiccan teen groups, and the church is akin to an oppressive entity. Anyone who is not a Christian will think the Church is a bad place while Christians might be persuaded to go against the teachings of the Bible and might agree/disagree with the book. Either way, I don't think this book in any way can build someone up, learn something new, or appreciate Christianity.
I will mention though that I love this type of art style and the comic panels were done very well, which I could very well appreciate. But I think we can all agree, content matters much more.