Ep. 27 – Comical Hermenutics
This week we talk The Hobbit, Comic-Con and what it would mean to Marvelize our bible study.
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This week we talk The Hobbit, Comic-Con and what it would mean to Marvelize our bible study.
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In which Peter and Grant discuss alignment and other methods of modeling morality in roleplaying games, and how to use alignment mechanisms effectively without making them feel unnatural.
An additional note: Branden, a.k.a. SilverSeraphAE, will be joining us as a host in future episodes! That’s really awesome, and we’re very excited to have him on board. He added a lot to the discussion in this episodes from “behind the scenes”, so a big thank-you to him, too.
We celebrate our one year anniversary, talk rockets and ren faires then get a little prophetic.
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In which Grant and Peter attempt to dispel the myth that roleplaying games are inherently evil. We discuss certain misinformed beliefs about what roleplaying games are and what problems they can cause Christians; certain commonly-cited examples of the “evil” of roleplaying games; and take a hard look at the real problems RPGs might introduce into someone’s life.
In which Grant and Peter nervously try to explain who we are and what we’re trying to do with Saving the Game.
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This week we are thrilled to sit down with Tee Morris and Pip Ballantine to talk steampunk, strange churches and faith in the arts.
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences
Tee Morris
Pip Ballantine
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Mike is back this week fresh from his honeymoon and from the Steampunk World’s Fair. We talk steampunkery, E3 and mourn the loss of one of the greatest Sci-Fi authors of all time. Continue reading
This week Mike is away on his honeymoon so we found another Mike to fill in. We talk kids, gaming and pron.
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This week Mike and Luke talk The Avengers, Diablo 3 and online hate speech. Continue reading
This week we consider kickstarter, Blue Like Jazz and Solomon.
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