If I was a better writer, what would be a cool idea for a horror game is for it to be just like this. You spend the whole game thinking God and His angels are evil, destroying your civilization, you can't fight the angels, all you can do is hide. And as you progress more info about your own civilization is made to you about their evil and immoral practices and history. At the end there is a Job moment where God reveals He's given your civilization 500 years to repent of its evil, sending prophets warning of the coming wrath which your people killed and you realize God wasn't the evil one, your people were and they fought against every offer of mercy or repentance and you learn that His judgment was just.
@Urban__Tree If they refuse to listen, leave them alone and find people who will.
Side Note:
As for Islam, I don’t judge based on what the followers do, but what the Quran teaches, and what it teaches is garbage. It’s incompatible with the West.
@Urban__Tree Yeah, as it’s made very clear in Matthew 10:14, “And if anyone will not receive you or listen to your words, shake off the dust from your feet when you leave that house or town.” You should judge based on what the Scriptures say, not actions, because nobody follows it perfectly.
If someone doesn’t want to hear the gospel, we are taught to respect their decision and pray for them.
If someone doesn’t want to support trans rights, they will threaten you with violence for refusing to accept their delusions.
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
- Revelations 3:20
@Urban__Tree Yeah, one has an entire month dedicated to it, with t-shirts, flags, and people dressing provocatively on the street, whereas the other is merely a reference to a verse that most won’t even notice unless you really look for it. “It’s equally shoved in our face.” Really, man?
@AtheistTakes If that were the case, I’m sorry, but as an atheist, wouldn’t you be happy? Like, wouldn’t you then advocate for it to be in classrooms? It doesn’t make any sense.