Why We Read Fairy Tales - A Classical Charlotte Mason Approach

The Bible says "no witchcraft" right? Why then would a conservative christian family choose to read fairy tales that include magic and witches? Today, I chat about the premise behind why we believe fairy tales don't violate scripture and see them as a valuable tool for teaching goodness and virtue as well as engaging imagination and building faith.
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[@wholeheartedhomemaking]

This is one area my husband and I don't fully agree. We walk a balance, between the fairy tale world. For example some of the Blue Fairy Book is ok with him and Grimm's etc aka classic fables and fairy tales, but Narnia is a hard no for him. I respect my husband so, even though I see so much goodness in Narnia, LOTR, and many other fairy tales, I don't read those one's with my children.

[@kindletogetherness]

I concur that we should always seek peace in our homes and honor what our husband is comfortable with. 💕

[@lilsis311]

If fairy tales were wrong why did Jesus teach with parables?

[@kindletogetherness]

That’s a great way to discuss this topic with others.