Cerubus Dark
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Bugaboo said:One of my coworkers is finishing up a (second) degree in theology and has asked for some help. Some sort of thesis or term paper, I believe. I'm not sure if he's even zeroed in on the specific topic, but I'm supposed to help him gather examples of how D&D is evil.
Could be anything, from the portrayal of magic and divination, to the preponderance of demon-monster creatures, to the way players worship the 6-6-6 dice combination for personal attributes. If you've got some suggestions or examples, he might be able to use them.
(I also agreed to sit in on a prayer session with him so he can help protect me from such malignant sources; if I get enough prayer power, I'll try to spread it around to the rest of you.)
Your input, please...
Sorry up front if this seems like an attack on your religion up frunt but I am going to say it none the less.
1. Crap like this just makes me mad. If you want examples of evil, check out the Capital Hill. Our Goverment leaders lie, cheat, kill, and steal to get where they are and they know it. Yet in a conuntry that "makes room for everyone" if your not a chrsitain your ultimatly wrong and will be basicaly be condemed to be picked on or ignored by everyone else.
And for crying out loud don't give me any crap about Christianity is a "good" religion I have read the bible, there are many spots where it talks about murder, rape and killing.
2. I have yet to see any devil worshiping in any of the games I have played in. I have had 4 diffrent DM's in the past 5 years and none NOT ONE has ever had us worship any evil sprits, pray to any dark god or asked us to do any bodily harm to anyone. Nor would they. If you want an example of evil look on the back of a dollar bill, there is an eye above a pyramid that was the eye of horus, some said it was the eye of satan. That is more evil than a game.
I hope to the goddess that a moderator closes this damn topic and deletes it.