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Faith in Play #90: Nerd Enough

May 6, 2025 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #90:  Nerd Enough, for May 2025. Thanks to Bryan Ray for recommending the Min/Max Podcast.  This topic comes from their second episode, some years back, which I just heard. The issue raised was whether any of the panelists on the podcast thought that they were “nerd enough”, that is, were … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: Alec Hardison, anime, AnimeNEXT, author, board games, bookcase, bryan ray, c.s. lewis, camelot, charles williams, christian, christian gamers guild, Colin Baker, comics, computer, console, Dr. Who, dungeon & dragons, fantasy, game design, games, geek, genre, Intellivision, j.r.r. tolkien, Jon Pertwee, ladyhawke, Last Starfighter, leverage, Mattell, min/max, multiverser, outcast, Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, ray bradbury, role playing games, science fiction, space angel, star trek, star trek the motion picture, Sylvester McCoy, tactical, theory, time travel, Tom Baker, Ubercon, warfare, William Harnell

Faith in Play #86: Tempters

January 7, 2025 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #86:  Tempters, for January 2025. We received a question via our Facebook page.  The page exists mostly to alert people to this site and to our e-mail discussion group, but we often interact with people who post or message us there.  This was a particularly good question; I shall leave … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: c.s. lewis, con version, ethics, facebook, identification, multiverser, novel, role-playing, salvation, satan, satanism, screwtape letters

Faith in Play #82: Nice

September 3, 2024 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #82:  Nice, for September 2024. “I need to be more human.” Not knowing how to reply to this comment, I silently awaited some statement that would give it context.  In a moment I was rewarded. “I need to be more nice.” I recognized something of a non-sequitur, so I said … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: c.s. lewis, christian, fruit, han solo, relationships

Faith in Play #68: Prayer

July 4, 2023 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #68:  Prayer, for July 2023. This arose in discussion on the Christian Gamers Guild mailing list.  It seems that someone mentioned a new role playing game in which players were expected to verbalize the in-game prayers of their fictional characters to the real God.  Guild members had mixed reactions to … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: c.s. lewis, character, christian, christian gamers guild, cleric, CS Lewis, deity, faith and gaming, fiction, game, god, gods, i game, identification, improvisation, jesus, multiverser, prayer, roleplaying game, worlds

RPG-ology #65: Dog

April 18, 2023 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is RPG-ology #65:  Dog, for April 2023. Our thanks to Regis Pannier and the team at the Places to Go, People to Be French edition for locating a copy of this and a number of other lost Game Ideas Unlimited articles.  This was originally Game Ideas Unlimited:  Dog, and is reposted here with minor … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, RPG-ology Tagged: aliens, animals, c.s. lewis, CS Lewis, Game Ideas Unlimited, intelligent

RPG-ology #61: Procession

December 20, 2022 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is RPG-ology #61:  Procession, for December 2022. Our thanks to Regis Pannier and the team at the Places to Go, People to Be French edition for locating a copy of this and a number of other lost Game Ideas Unlimited articles.  This was originally Game Ideas Unlimited:  Procession, and is reposted here with minor … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, RPG-ology Tagged: c.s. lewis, cemetery, dead, funeral, Game Ideas Unlimited, god in the dock, medicine, orc, places to go people to be, Regis Pannier, through the lookingglass, wonderland

Faith in Play #61: Christian D&D

December 6, 2022 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #61:  Christian D&D, for December 2022. Someone I have known online probably since I first became Chaplain of the Christian Gamers Guild recently read my recently republished book Do You Trust Me? (and made some positive comments about it), but then messaged me thus: …in your book Do You Trust … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: advanced dungeons & dragons, angels, basic dungeons & dragons, bible, c.s. lewis, christian game, christian gamers guild, christian games, competitive, cooperative, cosmology, cross, D&D, dave arneson, demons, devil, do you trust me, dungeons & dragons, elijah, elisha, faith and gaming, fantasy, gary gygax, george macdonald, gideon, good and evil, harry potter, Holmes edition, j.k. rowling, j.r.r. tolkien, joshua, madeleine l'engle, magic, magic symposium, medieval, moses, Narnia, paladins, resurrection, solomon, spells, spiritual battle, the way the truth and the dice, vampires, weapons

Faith in Play #56: Guidance

July 5, 2022 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #56:  Guidance, for July 2022. In most of our games, either God or the gods are irrelevant, or we via our characters tell them what we want to do and ask or sometimes tell them to help.  Sometimes the referee decides that we will go on a quest, and a … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: c.s. lewis, characters, chronicles of narnia, cleric, CS Lewis, deity, fantasy, god, gods, guidance, illusionism, luck, magic, magic-user, mechanics, prayer, prophet, spells, the chronicles of narnia, traveller

Faith in Play #40: Harry Potter Series Follow-up

March 2, 2021 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #40:  Harry Potter Series Follow-up, for March 2021. This was originally published as an entry in the Blogless Lepolt web log at Gaming Outpost under the title Opinion Vindicated, and recently recovered thanks to Regis Pannier of the French edition of Places to Go, People to Be. Many of you … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: blogless lepolt, c.s. lewis, christian, dumbledore, fantasy, Gaming Outpost, grindenwald, harry potter, homosexuality, j.k. rowling, love

Faith in Play #39: Of Aliens and Elves

February 2, 2021 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

This is Faith in Play #39:  Of Aliens and Elves, for February 2021. Fantasy and science fiction are riddled with races.  Star Trek offers Vulcans, Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians, Bajorans, and a host of others.  Dungeons & Dragons gives us multiple varieties of Elves, Dwarfs, Gnomes, and Halflings, just for starters, and keeps going from there.  … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith in Play Tagged: advanced dungeons & dragons, aliens, bajoran, c.s. lewis, cardassian, centaur, characters, demihuman, dungeons & dragons, dwarf, elves, fantasy, fiction, giant, gnome, halfling, harry potter, heaven, house elves, human, jesus, Klingons, outer planes, prime material plane, ray bradbury, reincarnation, resurrection, romulan, saint paul, salvation, science fiction, soteriology, star trek, vulcan
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