Orogun01

here you go, now you have 4

Considering that all of the ME2 character are disposable and could die at the end of the game, it would take a lot of writing to include them on ME3 and to replace them in case of demise. Perhaps is time Shepard started making his/her own decisions and pick whomever he/she wants from both the ME and ME2 roster and some new ones for good measure. Blasto the hanar companion for ME3! BTW, what happened to your hair?

As a creator you have a responsibility for your creations; free will aside, the quality and purpose lie at the creator's hands. BTW, your analogy does support your case; the game designer is responsible for the AI which is what the Devil is: God's creation.

So there are less sexual crimes in Japan and they have sex games. And there has been less homicides ever since violent games hit the mainstream on the stats Maybe there is some relation to games and crimes rates.

answer here: http://mcdonaldroad.org/bible/study/lucifer.htm I don't think the question was answered. All question and answers are "God-centric" while Walsh's question would assume that the fault lies with God and not the Devil, since God is responsible for the Devil which serves him. BTW, their organist and helper analogy was completely wrong. In any case God would be the organist and the Devil the helper.

Isn't Tiger Woods under a lot of public scrutiny because of it?

They often say that he is a special kind of angel who is capable of making choices. On the other hand he could be just doing God's bidding and I quote Job, when the Devil makes the wager and God set the terms.

and Mr. Bean

They both aren't, but somehow people (Americans for the most part) are more comfortable with violence than sex.

Ok, I give up It was an April's fools joke.

Both are sick, actually. There is a pretty big difference between a FPS or GTA style game and an actual realistic murder simulation. Examples?

I find the figure of Satan highly interesting, both the real, the poetic and theologic. Walsh@: I agree with your concept of Satan's fall and I add that there is a need for hell and a devil. It's the fear of hell and eternal punishment that kept people in line; you can think of them as the theological police, making sure that there are otherworldly consequences for worldly actions. In the Judgment he stands as an accuser; which is the actual meaning of the word Satan. In real life that role was attributed to Satan using him as a scapegoat for evil; which was attributed to God before. Somewhere along the line someone asked: "How can God be both merciful and cause evil?" and thus a mysterious figure from the Old Testament was risen to a position of power. Which is a strange event since he was just mentioned a few time during the whole book and wasn't a notorious demon amongst mystics. Considering that Judaic tradition has no Hell and no Devil I would say that both were conceived at a later time as an Aggadah to separate God from evil. This then was carried on to the New Testament in which the Devil appears more frequently since he had already declared the supreme demon. From then on the evolution continues, but that drifts away from your point.

It's 3 in the morning, don't you have anything better to do? BTW, look for the checkered waves illusion.

Forget the whole series, FFVI is the best one!

But didn't they had it copyrighted? What that mayor did seems highly illegal, he's a pirate!

Mayor of Topeka changes town's name to Google http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/dif...mpany-name.html I'm literally speechless with laughter

Considering that during WW2 200,000 women average, were forced into sexual slavery among the Japanese occupied territories and that the number of rapes that went unaccounted; I doubt that the problem stems from WW2. Or the fact that the samurai were somewhat notorious for rapes; alas this was after they turned to thieving as a result of the end of the Sengoku. Nor that the first "tentacle" work was "The fisherman's wife" and it was done when Tokyo was still Edo; commentators can dress it up as they like but methinks Japanese are just weird.

Yes

So?

When I did my military service, it didn't gave me discipline neither was the making of me. Probably because Cuba's military service; while necessary, is pointless. Basically, it is a lot of drills and preparations and it can't make soldiers out most of them.

My family is from the capital, and like I said none of that money is belongs to the people; the economy and the living conditions of most people greatly differ. And again I say all those fancies are just jingling keys, instead of creating better paying jobs or legalizing beef he gives out pans and cheap phones which are of no real use. War?Occupation?Genocide? What kind of Russian drugs are you on? The "Freedom" I'm talking about is not having to worry or look over your shoulder every second, or have to put up with being forced to march to every public demonstration or one of a large list of reasons. No; most people wouldn't mind that, or spending a 3 days on holding just because "someone" received information that there was going to be a homosexual manifestation the next day. Even the most die hard communist on Cuba, stutters or holds his tongue once you begin to list the many transgressions committed by the government. Anyway arguing with you is a moot point, especially when you are discussing it over the Internet and have not experienced any part of this regime.

And you know this from your extensive time on the island, no? I'm Cuban, lived there for 16 years, by the time I left the economy was suffering and from what I hear from relatives on the island it's worse. If the economy is great then where is that money, in Castro's pocket? Economic, yes. Could you specify on the military ones? But you forgot to add freedom; as any totalitarian regime every opposition is squashed rapidly before it can make the international news. That is something that the regime is good at, saving face in front of the international community.

First, that text was from 1973. But, it is still awesome because of the amount of text dedicated to "Could a person who masturbates be a true Marxist revolutionary?". I'm almost going to put that into my sig. You would be surprised how little the island changed in these years. While many of these laws became more relaxed they were still enforced from time to time, just to keep a reminder that "they still can" and the ideological enforcement continues even today. Not one word of opposition possible, constant fear of being watched so you watch what you say, and there are some other stigmas that are unique to the island carrying over from those days when these legislation where throughly enforced. These new movement in favor of homosexual is just misdirection to keep the world from seeing Cuba's steadily declining economy which is heading either towards a reform or a collapse. Basically just imagine Fidel jingling homosexual keys in front of the world to keep them entertained while gets away with anything.