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Bluebutterfly,
You’re begging the question; you’re assuming your conclusion as a premise. Of course satan uses subtle tricks, and of course people can be dragged into occult practices through seemingly innocuous things. But you haven’t offered any evidence that Dungeons & Dragons is one of those subtle tricks. You just keep repeating that D&D images the occult and is evil, and so it is immoral and dangerous to play it. I’m challenging your premise: on what grounds do you say that D&D images the occult? From what facts do you deduce that D&D is evil?
I argued in my last post that Dungeons & Dragons “magic” has nothing whatsoever to do with the occult because it is of an entirely different nature than occult magic and because nothing anyone ever does while playing D&D even remotely resembles real occult rituals. Do you disagree with that? On what grounds?
You’re begging the question; you’re assuming your conclusion as a premise. Of course satan uses subtle tricks, and of course people can be dragged into occult practices through seemingly innocuous things. But you haven’t offered any evidence that Dungeons & Dragons is one of those subtle tricks. You just keep repeating that D&D images the occult and is evil, and so it is immoral and dangerous to play it. I’m challenging your premise: on what grounds do you say that D&D images the occult? From what facts do you deduce that D&D is evil?
I argued in my last post that Dungeons & Dragons “magic” has nothing whatsoever to do with the occult because it is of an entirely different nature than occult magic and because nothing anyone ever does while playing D&D even remotely resembles real occult rituals. Do you disagree with that? On what grounds?