Christian video game stokes controversy in U.S.

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The entire concept is one of "good vs evil" and perhaps there are followers of Satan who might have a legitimate concern about the game, they are the only ones who should. Now the moron who claims to be a "constitutional guardian" might very well qualify there, but it has nothing to do with any constitutional issue what so ever. I find it morbidly amusing that people are so stupid in this country, that they believe anything that their "shepherds" tell them. The first amendment has NOTHING to do with a separation of "Church and State" or appreciating islamic beliefs which tell their folowers that they must "IN REALITY" kill or convert every one to followers of the teachings of the quaran.... it's a simple statement that the government can not set up a state church, like the church of england, and then forbid all other religious organizations.... But then again, given the terrible record of the left in understanding the document, it's not surprising that this moron would be drooling about banning a game where "Believers" would be in battle against
the forces of Satan. If one were to read the books, one would understand that the forces of Satan are doing exactly the same thing, and requiring those left to either wear the mark of Satan, or die.. rather like our happy, peacefull islamic jihadists.

The founders of this country were so correct about their forecast as to the risk of giving people control over their lives... when they stated that those who would trade freedom for a promise of government guaranteed security, would end up with neither.
I do hope that this moron will provide a lot of press for this game, so that even more people will buy it. Being a Christian does not mean you roll over and allow people to destroy you. Doesn't matter if those people are followers of the Anti-Christ or pray to Mohamed. I seem to remember something about selling ones cloak, and buying a sword.

Sure wish people would use their minds to think...

Posted by: michaelgb   Posted on: 12/13/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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