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::People are, of course, responsible for their own actions.  However, it's glaringly obvious that that is not an excuse to say "anything goes" when it comes to exposing children to questionable influences.  People have used the same defense for extremely violent video games, despite the fact that psychological research has shown a clear correlation between exposure to such games and increased aggressive behavior in young children.  Naturally, fans of these games claim that they're harmless and that the correlation is "a coincidence" and "not the fault of the games."   

::People are, of course, responsible for their own actions.  However, it's glaringly obvious that that is not an excuse to say "anything goes" when it comes to exposing children to questionable influences.  People have used the same defense for extremely violent video games, despite the fact that psychological research has shown a clear correlation between exposure to such games and increased aggressive behavior in young children.  Naturally, fans of these games claim that they're harmless and that the correlation is "a coincidence" and "not the fault of the games."   

:::Paladins are not permitted to kill anyone who is not evil, or committing evil acts.  The goods he takes are spoils of war or his own hard work.  Why would Christianity exist in a fantasy world?  My reference would be the D&D Players Handbook.  The Paladin Alohandra has the mark of her patron branded on her arm.  Your references are all to traditional religion sites.  I have played it, it is not bad.  Don't try to make me sound like a whiner.  Call it "original research" if you will but no one that I have played it with has denied Christ, turned Satanic, or eaten puppies. [[User:TheHeroExcelsior|TheHeroExcelsior]] 10:34, 11 August 2009 (EDT)

:::Paladins are not permitted to kill anyone who is not evil, or committing evil acts.  The goods he takes are spoils of war or his own hard work.  Why would Christianity exist in a fantasy world?  My reference would be the D&D Players Handbook.  The Paladin Alohandra has the mark of her patron branded on her arm.  Your references are all to traditional religion sites.  I have played it, it is not bad.  Don't try to make me sound like a whiner.  Call it "original research" if you will but no one that I have played it with has denied Christ, turned Satanic, or eaten puppies.

This is not a video game.  There are no graphic images.  It's all imaginary.  Nothing in the game says, "go forth and kill your family." Furthermore, games do not cause aggression.  Aggressive kids seek aggressive games.  You are blaming the weapon, not the wielder.[[User:TheHeroExcelsior|TheHeroExcelsior]] 10:34, 11 August 2009 (EDT)