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::::Furthermore, I will suggest that there's, again, a difference between roleplaying games and sports. While someone who participates in sports might be incidentally an atheist or even a Satanist, it's unlikely to come up in the context of that activity. I know I didn't have a lot of religious discussions while playing football. On the other hand, as the link I provided shows, it's entirely possible to use D&D as a vehicle for expressing Satanism or other questionable philosophies. --[[User:Benp|Benp]] 20:27, 23 June 2008 (EDT)
::::Furthermore, I will suggest that there's, again, a difference between roleplaying games and sports. While someone who participates in sports might be incidentally an atheist or even a Satanist, it's unlikely to come up in the context of that activity. I know I didn't have a lot of religious discussions while playing football. On the other hand, as the link I provided shows, it's entirely possible to use D&D as a vehicle for expressing Satanism or other questionable philosophies. --[[User:Benp|Benp]] 20:27, 23 June 2008 (EDT)
:::::When did scaremongering become educational? Futhermore, have you ever played D&D? In most cases, it's played in a group of friends who knew eachother previously.
:::::Do locker rooms not exist where you live?
:::::It's also entirely possible to use D&D as a vehicle for expressing Christianity. Since I know you're going to ask how and/or call me a heretic, I'll explain how: Send the players on a quest to defeat the legions of Satan (Represented by either actual demons or Atheists, your choice.) through prayer (In the form of weaponry, probably, because what measure is a non-human?) and good will. I'm sure you can come up with a less cynical version of that. [[User:EBrown|EBrown]] 21:02, 23 June 2008 (EDT)
==Warnings to Parents==
==Warnings to Parents==