Well, you win the game solely by how much money you have. I mean, if you're only considering THAT, than yeah, if you have less kids chances are you'll do better. But that's not what life is about, sooooo.... yeah. That said, it's just a game and it's easier to quantify who wins by a quantitative mea...

I'm just about finished up reading "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Christianity", by Michael P. Foley. It's a pretty solid book for the MOST part, but particularly when talking about the "fundamentals" of Christianity near the beginning he doesn't use citations from the Bible or... well... anyth...

I just beat Uncharted 4: A Thief's End on the PS4. It's a pretty solid shooter/platform game with a pretty good story and a really sweet ending and amazing graphics. It'd be a wholehearted recommendation if it wasn't for the VERY prevalent taking of the Lord's name in vain. (This is a T-rated game, ...

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I recently beat Sacred 3 on the PS3, a game I got free on PS Plus a while ago. It's a pretty decent hack-and-slash, though the art and dialogue are rather disparate-- the art says "take me super seriously", while the dialogue says "this is basically a comedy". Kinda weird.

Yeah, the more you dive into the Bible, the more it makes sense on sooooo many different levels. All this talk about "contradictions" and the like just means you aren't looking into it enough, really, and I say that as someone who believed that 10+ years ago. I think this is sad but unfortunately ex...

In modern times I don't really see any moral excuse for it, for reasons enumerated by earlier posters. Back in the 80s and 90s I could POSSIBLY see it excused ONLY if you legitimately wanted to see if you liked a game, played it an hour or so to "demo" it, and then bought it or deleted it based on h...

I beat LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham on the PS3 a couple of days ago. REALLY fun game, as long as you love the fairly repetitive, easy, collect-a-thon LEGO formula (which I definitely do). Funny story, dozens of hours of content, lots of characters. I particularly like the Lantern worlds, which are m...

Now I'm reading "Target: Africa", by Obianuju Ekeocha. It talks about how many of the more "progressive" elements of Western society are trying to infiltrate and mess up African values and familes, with a lot of financial aid tied to pushing abortion, birth control, etc, without telling the families...

Great news, congrats! (And Praise Him indeed!)

Yeah, I never got that either. Not to mention whenever homosexuality is mentioned in the OT, it is condemned in the strongest possible terms (I believe the word used against it is akin to "abomination"). And Jesus did not come to repeal the law but to fulfill it.

Also, Romans 1: 18-32.

I'm currently reading "Addicted to Outrage" by Glenn Beck. It's... definitely one of his weaker books (and I've read nearly all of them). Makes some great points about not immediately demonizing the other side of arguments, but sometimes he goes too far/ is too conciliatory and other times he just k...

I beat The Book on Unwritten Tales 2 on the PS3 (Platinumed it, too). A pretty solid, fairly funny puzzle adventure game, the kind where you combine inventory in weird ways to solve puzzles. I'm not sure what was up with all the pentagrams in the Magic School, though-- the magic used tends to be mor...

Will definitely pray for your grandmother-- hope your career goes well, too!