Onward Christian Soldiers, Digital Fun

Now, right up front I'm saying I don't agree with the progressives here. Nosiree.
Christian Christmas gifts every Christian kid needs this year...

Liberal and progressive Christian groups say a new
computer game in which players must either convert or kill non-Christians is the
wrong gift to give this holiday season and that Wal-Mart, a major video game
retailer, should yank it off its shelves.

The Campaign to Defend the Constitution and the Christian
Alliance for Progress, two online political groups, plan to demand today that
Wal-Mart dump Left Behind: Eternal Forces, a PC game inspired by a series of
Christian novels that are hugely popular, especially with teens.

The series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins is based on
their interpretation of the Bible's Book of Revelation and takes place after the
Rapture, when Jesus has taken his people to heaven and left nonbelievers behind
to face the Antichrist...."

It's an incredibly violent video game," said Stevens.
"Sure, there is no blood. (The dead just fade off the screen.) But you are
mowing down your enemy with a gun. It pushes a message of religious intolerance.
You can either play for the 'good side' by trying to convert nonbelievers to
your side or join the Antichrist."The Rev. Tim Simpson, a Jacksonville, Fla.,
Presbyterian minister and president of the Christian Alliance for Progress,
added: "So, under the Christmas tree this year for little Johnny is this
allegedly Christian video game teaching Johnny to hate and kill?"

I say all Christian families should buy this game for every child, just as soon as they can hold the controller in their little hands. Christian children need to practice their faith. What better way? I mean come on, if it's good enough for our Lord(the destruction of the non-believers) it should be good enough for our kids. I can't think of a better way to witness for their faith than to demonstrate that not accepting that same faith will lead to being killed(Level 1) or tormented(Level 2), or both(Level 4).

So to hell with the " message of intolerance" bull. Train up a child correctly and he will remain faithful. Spare the violent Christian video game and spoil the child. (I'm paraphrasing). They can tell we are Christians by our hollow points and semi-automatics.

Anyway, sounds like great Christian fun. Merry Christmas and...hey, you missed the Muslim....