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  • Jared H. Price
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    Re: Dungeons & Dragons?

    Originally posted by GoldKnight92 View Post
    I never said Jesus is wrong...I agree with everything he teaches. However, I am sure my interpretation is not the same literal interpretation that you have.

    Also, how do you know I am not Jesus testing you right now?

    Pastor Ezekiel has already sent me a nastygram regarding my previous postings. I didn't see this post when I replied to his nastygram. I will refrain from further posts. Why are all of you people so angry? Jesus teaches peace, love, understanding and most importantly forgiveness. He may have learned of this philosophy when, during the unaccounted years of his life, he went to the Far East and learned Buddhism. That is why I forgive all of you. This is my last posting.
    Well, that's all the proof needed. The guy admits to playing D&D and then tries to say our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ learned FROM THE BUDDHA. That fat little demon which has spawned graven images worshipped from Nanking to my local Super Buffet ain't the Jesus I worship.

    Do people believe that Satan would advertise his game, "Hey, come play this and roast in hell for all eternity with me, Satan"? No, he's subtle and wants to make you fond of sorcery and next thing you know, not only will you be suffering witches to live, you'll probably be shacked up rolling dice with a bunch of wiccan queers.

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  • GoldKnight92
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    So what did you end up doing, ChristianDoctor? How did you face this challenge? What action(s) did you take?

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  • Nobar King
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    Originally posted by GoldKnight92 View Post

    Also, how do you know I am not Jesus testing you right now?
    I know Jesus is testing me, but I also know that you're not Him.

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Originally posted by GoldKnight92 View Post
    I never said Jesus is wrong...I agree with everything he teaches. However, I am sure my interpretation is not the same literal interpretation that you have.
    2 Peter 1:20: Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.

    I'm guessing that you've never actually read the entire KJV1611b Bible. We follow EACH AND EVERY WORD of the Bible, not just the sweet-sounding ones. I'd like to recommed THIS sermon for you to read, which delves into the subject of Biblical interpretation.

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  • GoldKnight92
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    Originally posted by Nobar King View Post
    This is not a debate. It's just you with your big mouth and your satanic manifesto. What makes you so sure that you're right and that Jesus is wrong?

    I never said Jesus is wrong...I agree with everything he teaches. However, I am sure my interpretation is not the same literal interpretation that you have.

    Also, how do you know I am not Jesus testing you right now?

    Pastor Ezekiel has already sent me a nastygram regarding my previous postings. I didn't see this post when I replied to his nastygram. I will refrain from further posts. Why are all of you people so angry? Jesus teaches peace, love, understanding and most importantly forgiveness. He may have learned of this philosophy when, during the unaccounted years of his life, he went to the Far East and learned Buddhism. That is why I forgive all of you. This is my last posting.

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  • Nobar King
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    This is not a debate. It's just you with your big mouth and your satanic manifesto. What makes you so sure that you're right and that Jesus is wrong?

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  • GoldKnight92
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    With all due respect, Reverend, you are speaking to exceptions (and unfounded at that) that have played out historically in a myriad of other social circumstances completely unrelated to D&D. Be careful to isolate them as you have. Let's not cast these stones without reflecting on where churches and religions have gone wrong in the past either. It's strange how the Bible speaks to demons, Satan, evil, sin, in just as much detail but manages to remain innocent of leading people down the wrong path. If I am not mistaken, my first conscious introduction to the things of such nature was through my catechism.

    What I find interesting, Rev. Jim Osborne, is that you are missing an opportunity here. You could simply embrace the game for what it is--a game with a specific structure of rules. There is absolutely nothing in the game that requires or even encourages evil or satanism. All that is required is the imagination to tell a good story. You would see that you could forge a story to your liking--full of what you think would be good and right and devoid of what you despise as evil. It could be completely biblical in nature if you wish. However, you would still need to tell a good story with risks and challenges for the players to overcome. You would probably do well to bring more young people into your congregation and give them a better sense of belonging rather than creating a divide. For example, instead of hit points which reflect bodily damage, you could substitute them for spirit/sin points that reflect the spiritual damage leading a character closer to damnation. I am not scoffing or ridiculing here...I am totally serious. With some tweaking of the vocabulary, the game could be shaped for that genre which could actually help you reach out to certain folks. Thanks for the opportunity to debate this.

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  • Miss April
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    Originally posted by zalphon View Post
    Sir, I am not a satanist, I am just saying I play it, and am not homosexual...
    Zalphon I think you are a satanist and a queer That's nothing but a liar here to spread lies and hate You really need Jesus Friend He can help you

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  • Miss April
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    Originally posted by zalphon View Post
    Dungeons & Dragons does not turn straight (or godly as you say) men into gay men, I play and have ABSOLUTELY no attraction for men at all...only females...
    That's nothing but a Lie Did your mastor The devil tell you to say that?

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  • Miss April
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    Originally posted by zalphon View Post
    The friends I play with (in my house...), are not gay...
    Are you really sure there not Gay? Because I'm starting to think you are a queer Friend You really need to stop playing This evil game and get right with Jesus

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  • GoldKnight92
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    Also, the game is now a product of Wizards of the Coast, a business of Hasbro. Not sure if you agree with their line of toys and games, but if you visit their webpage www.wizards.com you can learn more about it. Brace yourself for things like monsters, spells, warriors, etc. They are all elements in the typical fantasy gaming genre. Nothing evil. Just storytelling. Just a company selling a fun game along with its other brands.

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  • GoldKnight92
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    The whole satanism thing is urban legend. There is nothing to fear. It is a game. It is simply fun. However, to allay your existing fears, I would simply ask your son about it. Ask him two questions: (1) How do you play it? (2) What is your character all about? Be interested. I guarantee that he will be excited that you are asking. You may even find he is playing a cleric or paladin--the typical lawful-good characters in the game. Ask non-judgmental questions and give the strength of your relationship with him the benefit of the doubt. Also, let him host the game so you can observe it. You can always discuss anything with him afterward. I would try to play it with him...simply make a character that is lawful-good to reflect your personality and have him gamemaster. You make the decisions for you character and try to succeed against the story goal he comes up with. If you don't portray your character as lawful-good, you get penalized. There's lots of rules to learn, so plan on spending some time reading. You will figure out quickly that is simply a different game to play. It's cooperative, story-based, imagination-driven and fun.

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  • Mrs. Mary Whitford
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    Originally posted by Gandalf View Post
    ITS A piffleING GAME! piffleING HELL PEOPLE GO LIVE IN A piffleING HOLE SO YOU CAN LEAVE THE piffleING REST OF WORLD AT ITSELF.
    Please watch the salty language! I'd like to remind you that it was YOU who came HERE to OUR (and GOD'S) message board! We didn't come to whatever sodomite pick-up forum you usually hang out with and try to save your soul! YOU CAME HERE!

    You WILL mind your manners and watch your language if you wish to continue being a guest on this board!

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  • Gandalf
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    ITS A FUCKING GAME! FUCKING HELL PEOPLE GO LIVE IN A FUCKING HOLE SO YOU CAN LEAVE THE FUCKING REST OF WORLD AT ITSELF.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Originally posted by zalphon View Post
    Hey, who edited my post... I said "M O R O N"... Thats not cool to make me look like a jerk...
    Actually, been reading a few of your posts, you seem to have that well in hand all on your own. Way to go!

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