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Role-playing games are neither inherently evil nor good. Rather, role-playing games are emotional mental tools and toys. They can be used to build or they can be used to destroy. Parents who care about their children's spiritual well-being will not allow young or inexperienced children to play D&D without appropriate supervision.
Role-playing games are neither inherently evil nor good. Rather, role-playing games are emotional mental tools and toys. They can be used to build or they can be used to destroy. Parents who care about their children's spiritual well-being will not allow young or inexperienced children to play D&D without appropriate supervision.
While the game itself may not be inherently evil or good, parents should also be aware that it can attract those whose beliefs and attitudes are decidedly un-Christian. A significant number of D&D players are atheists, Wiccans, or in some cases, Satanists; hostility against Christianity is not uncommon. <ref>http://brilliantgameologists.com/boards/index.php?topic=246.0</ref> As always, parents should be aware of those with whom their child is associating.
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