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TheAcolyte
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I am not sure if this fits in the moral theology category, but…
I was in the process of creating a board game when the idea of using Christianity as a theme donned on me:
Basically, it’s a competitive board game where players play either as the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Anglican Church, or the other Protestants. The idea is to gain more points than the other players. Some themes include “excommunication”, “inquisition”, “schism”, and more. There will be a currency based on faith and influence.
My one concern is I do not know whether it is imprudent to make such a game with that specific theme. I am open to corrections and, if possible, and not imprudent to make such a game, maybe you could also give a bit of your own ideas?
I was in the process of creating a board game when the idea of using Christianity as a theme donned on me:
Basically, it’s a competitive board game where players play either as the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Anglican Church, or the other Protestants. The idea is to gain more points than the other players. Some themes include “excommunication”, “inquisition”, “schism”, and more. There will be a currency based on faith and influence.
My one concern is I do not know whether it is imprudent to make such a game with that specific theme. I am open to corrections and, if possible, and not imprudent to make such a game, maybe you could also give a bit of your own ideas?
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