Why is Christianity video game's favorite punching bad?

Why is Christianity video game's favorite punching bad?

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Reminder that if you're a Christian, you shouldn't be playing or caring about video games in the first place.

>violence
>murder
>gore
>animal abuse
>cock fighting
>furryshit
>pedoshit
>sexual abuse
>gacha
>loot boxes
>gambling
>killing and opposing God
>alcohol abuse
>giving alcohol to minors
>stealing
>breaking into people's houses
>breaking someone else's property
>breaking local laws
>promoting anarchy against governments and religion
>graffiti
>vandalism

Video Games promote these and more.

easy target that wont fight back with violence (Islam) or extreme litigation (Judaism)

Because many Christian values have shown their harmful influence in western culture. Its also more relevant for us than other religions by a huge margin in the west. There's also dramatic and dark iconography and themes in many interpretations of Christianity. I don't think its a tryhard thing, but it is kind of stale at this point. Its also more acceptable in our political climate to pick on Christianity regardless of how fair it is (which nobody really gives a fuck about anyways).

wtf I love video games now??

i think the better question is why are christfags still seething over this game after all these years

doesnt the bible itself do like half of these itself

because its compelling
thats why every single jrpg and anime ends with the mc fighting god(s)

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christains are fueled by pure seethe.
Look how pissed they got over a red cup that one time.

Not neckbearding this, but christianity had a millenia old tradition of oppresssion in europe. This made it so that when the reformation and later enlightenment came around, people collectively placed mistrust and a sense of foreboding evil within their conciousness regarding christianity. This happened over several centuries, but the effect is clear, basically people started looking at christianity like viewers of the thing looked at someone they suspected to be the alien.

So the reason why so many christian themed games are like that is because of that sense of unnerving distrust, bordering on eerie dread.

T. Northern Eropean history master and teacher.

Ps. Not saying people have this sense in the foreground of their conciousness, but more like 1-2% but it is enough has those missing percentages are related to the perceptions regarding core tenets of the faith.

Shitting on Christianity is one of the few "safe" targets left, it's a way to be edgy without actually being edgy. The worst that will happen is that a handful of irrelevant people online will complain. If you made a game like this about Hinduism, Buddhism or almost any other major religion you'd be endlessly called a hateful bigot in the media and on Twitter and you'd get cancelled. If you made it about Islam the same would happen, except you'd also get people threatening to cut your head off (and sometimes succeeding at it).

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Fuck, what i get for writing on a phone while walking.
It should be church, rather than christianity that were the impetus of the mistrust, as in the canonical christianity got corrupted, but peoples personal, private version remained pristine, which is why we have so many offshoots today and why so many claim to be christian but would be alien to a christian of the 15th century.

Since you post Isaac as an example, in this case it's because Edmund Mcmillen was traumatized by his christian upbringing. So yeah, in countries that can afford to make videogames like the US there's chances you'll find some people who had to deal with that shit a lot, and to answer other people in this thread : not that many muslim countries make videogames so noboy wants to make a game about your islamophobia.

It's a soft target, won't fight back.

A lot of angry kids using vidya to escape into a world away from conservative \ high expectation parents.

This said, there's enough of Christian history and extreme conservatism to make this a believable villain in [lazy] stories.

It's a videogame, not real life

I'm Christian and I have a shit ton of hours in this game. I love it.

Reminder that if you're a gamer, you shouldn't be praying or caring about Christianity in the first place.

>violence
>murder
>gore
>animal abuse
>child molestation
>slavery
>pedoshit
>anti-science
>sexual abuse
>donation fraud
>anti-vaccination
>alcohol abuse
>giving alcohol to minors
>breaking into people's countries
>breaking international laws
>promoting anarchy against governments and religions that aren't Christianity

Christianity promote these and more.

Makes sense. The game doesn't actually say anything bad about christianity, it's about one kid's twisted experience with an evangelical mother.
Snowflake style christains like OP just take everything as a personal attack and look for things to be offended about in everything.

Let me tell you about a guy named King David........

Name 10 games

Because God isn’t real

>>anti-vaccination
Atheist here, but can you point to one verse in the bible that specifically talks about not giving your kids vaccinations?
Pretty sure you can't

Brand recoginition is likely the biggest reason - out of all the faiths, its symbols and trappings are by far the most recoginizable and stand-outish in a global sense. Everyone knows what a Jew is, but far fewer people can conjure a specific image when they hear "synagogue", and more people know the Cross than the Star(not to mention its association with anti-undead shit). Take these points and apply them to islam or any other thing of your choosing, same diff.
But it for sure doesn't hurt when the difference in making fun of them is a harshly worded letter vs getting your offices blown up.

It's not any more retarded than other religions but it's the most popular one in the states so it gets the most shit.

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this meme doesn't even apply to what he said

Keep telling yourself that, maybe if you lie to yourself enough your wish will come true.

>a grown man who believes in magic
>"you're living in a fantasy world if you think my ancient desert book isn't fact!"
We live in strange times

God and things related to him are good in Isaac. The only thing it punches at is fat mentaly ill Americans (or just Americans for short)