I've made my complaints clear in other reviews. This season, up to now, is the worst of all six. However, it does have a long way to go yet, so things can (and should) get a lot better.
Nevertheless, my point here is another one. I'm an atheist, and always interested in good and well constructed debates about faith and religion. I also fully understand Dexter skepticism and, on the other hand, his leaning toward a god idea, with all that is going on in his life (though Harry's reminding him he already speaks to an imaginary fatherly figure was quite funny).
Finally, my point is: I was really disturbed when I learned what The Chronicles of Narnia was all (or partially) about. The lion is a metaphor to god. I do hope that, in Dexter, the main character's development does not lead him to conversion, only to show he is then more humane. It's not only because of my beliefs, but if the point of the season is this (after we take the action and the religious discussions out), it is really bound to be the worst (and I'll not say "least good") season of Dexter.
Nevertheless, my point here is another one. I'm an atheist, and always interested in good and well constructed debates about faith and religion. I also fully understand Dexter skepticism and, on the other hand, his leaning toward a god idea, with all that is going on in his life (though Harry's reminding him he already speaks to an imaginary fatherly figure was quite funny).
Finally, my point is: I was really disturbed when I learned what The Chronicles of Narnia was all (or partially) about. The lion is a metaphor to god. I do hope that, in Dexter, the main character's development does not lead him to conversion, only to show he is then more humane. It's not only because of my beliefs, but if the point of the season is this (after we take the action and the religious discussions out), it is really bound to be the worst (and I'll not say "least good") season of Dexter.