Playing with Religion in Digital Games Heidi A. Campbell and Gregory Price Grieve Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 2014. Introduction, gameography, contributors, index. 301 pp. $30.00 cloth. ISBN: 9780253012531 Playing with Religion in Digital Games promises to explore digital gaming "as...
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Can artifacts play or mimic playing with human actors, or are they necessarily staged in technological as-if dramaturgies? What role do gesture play in arte(f)actors? How can playing with and staging games with artefactors render visible the relations of co-embodiments between animate and ...
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To date, there is no broad-perspective evaluation of the gaming medium published for science communicators. There exist singular studies dealing mostly with digital games, but their particularities have not been explored comparatively. This chapter defines a game; outlines a brief history of games, ...
To be able to understand the word of god that is unique to your religion, you have to assume that you are somehow special. That you are able to hear whispers that others can’t. You have to somehow assume that you have a divine side which can speak to your non-divine side and be ...
For example, should a player create a character that is a clergy member of a specific religion in a fantasy world, other players, through the medium of their character, may expect them to act in a certain way or have a particular way of seeing things under this fantasy religion. Overall,...
So how is there a mistake in translating it? You meant to be insulting by accusing people of being homosexual and you did so. So it's not so much a problem with the 'translation' as the underlying hateful concept, or am I mistaken?
Opportunities created during this period have people rushing to London to engage in this new world, a world no longer controlled by kings, emperors, politicians, or religion, but by a new common denominator: money. Not everyone is able to enjoy the benefits of this boom, however....
Now before we get to the bible passage, let me be clear that I am not suggesting that any religion is sufficient to understand the concept of love; and much less does religion seem to have answers concerning the phenomenology of love. That said, the passage that came to mind is 1st Co...