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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 9322953" data-attributes="member: 3400">Some do, I suppose, but a lot don't. It's going to come down to talking with a potential player about where they, personally, draw their lines. And that'll be true whether the game explicitly incorporates Christian themes or not. It'll be true on a very personal level more than a broader religious organization level as well. For example, I lost a gamer from my group back when we were kids because his LDS priest said he shouldn't be playing D&D, yet Tracy Hickman wove LDS ideas into the lore of Dragonlance. Members of the same overall faith, different take on the RPG.Different people simply take the pervasiveness and applicability of their religious dogmas differently and approach the faith they have, if any, differently. There won't be a universal answer to your questions.</blockquote>