quote:
well nicole chose to be part of jehovas witness so it is his problem
end quote.
Actually, this kind of gets to the heart of the problem I think. Few
people choose their religion. Most are brought up in it with no option to
opt out.
People that are indoctrenated into a lifestyle from birth have a hard time
judging that lifestyle objectively, and most just go along with it
blissfully unaware the path they are on might be leading absolutely nowhere.
To Nicole's credit, he seems to have grasped the silliness of his
religions' views on secular entertainment.
My opinion is that if you haven't brought your children up with enough
intestinal fortitude so they aren't philisophically swayed by a video game,
then you have done a poor job bringing your children up.
If I were Nicole, I would tell my mother that she has nothing to worry
about, that she has raised a well balanced adult that knows the difference
between real evil in the world and a video game that uses fantasy as a
backdrop for a little interactive theater.
If that doesn't appease her, then it is a lost cause and she will just
have to stew in her own cauldron of insecurity while Nicole participates in
something that millions of others have enjoyed before him without turning
into demon worshipping heathens.
Anyhow, that is my two coppers worth for any light it might shed.
Hail satan.
Che
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