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::::See the link above.  The Bible calls them both "abomination," homosexuality and occultism alike.  As a Christian I do not get to pick and choose which biblical condemnations to heed and which "don't count."  In fact, occultism in American art is, to me, more troubling than homosexuality, because the occult content is widely accepted by many (even by people who are otherwise good Christians but who do not recognize that magic and the occult are every bit as condemned in the Bible as homosexuality) in a way that homosexuality is not.  Homosexuality is losing in the culture war.  Christians don't even realize there's a problem with occultism in the culture.  <font color=navy> [[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 13 March 2007 06:57 (EDT)</font>
 
::::See the link above.  The Bible calls them both "abomination," homosexuality and occultism alike.  As a Christian I do not get to pick and choose which biblical condemnations to heed and which "don't count."  In fact, occultism in American art is, to me, more troubling than homosexuality, because the occult content is widely accepted by many (even by people who are otherwise good Christians but who do not recognize that magic and the occult are every bit as condemned in the Bible as homosexuality) in a way that homosexuality is not.  Homosexuality is losing in the culture war.  Christians don't even realize there's a problem with occultism in the culture.  <font color=navy> [[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 13 March 2007 06:57 (EDT)</font>
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::::: The Bible _also_ calls eating shellfish "an abomination".  I guess God Hates Shrimp?  --[[User:Gulik3|Gulik3]] 00:30, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
    
::::: What about[http://www.greenronin.com/catalog/grr1019 Testament: Roleplaying in the Biblical Era]? It is a derivative of dungeons and Dragons. Would that be an ok game to play?
 
::::: What about[http://www.greenronin.com/catalog/grr1019 Testament: Roleplaying in the Biblical Era]? It is a derivative of dungeons and Dragons. Would that be an ok game to play?
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:::That too, I guess. Anyway, the age of the scantly-clad females in roleplaying game products is more or less a thing of the past these days. The games are appealing to a broader audience these days, not least women, so the publishers know that they need to be careful with such things. So you can easily let your kids play the games - it'll be good for them in the long run, trust me. --[[User:AKjeldsen|AKjeldsen]] 09:30, 28 April 2007 (EDT)
 
:::That too, I guess. Anyway, the age of the scantly-clad females in roleplaying game products is more or less a thing of the past these days. The games are appealing to a broader audience these days, not least women, so the publishers know that they need to be careful with such things. So you can easily let your kids play the games - it'll be good for them in the long run, trust me. --[[User:AKjeldsen|AKjeldsen]] 09:30, 28 April 2007 (EDT)
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::::No, no it is not. Sex sells, especially to the largely male and nerdy audience that plays D&D. --[[User:Gulik3|Gulik3]] 00:30, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
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