RudeGryphon

I've never played it. So I'd say no. I still thought it was great.

The ending had me rolling. I didn't realize what was going on until just right before the reveal. Great game to check out because you can beat it in a couple hours

I'm sorry but after reading Daniel Greens book I have not watched any of his content since. He's such a hypocrite. Things he complained about in book reviews were all over his book.

Thanks for posting this. Never heard of this game but now I want to try it out!

You're correct. But in Christianity premarital sex is seen as a sin and whether or not its consensual they would most likely still see it as a act of violating a woman.

I could see that as an interpretation for sure. I'm not well versed enough in Hebrew to understand the original text and it's context. But I think one could argue that "seize" here could be seen as persuing her romantically.

Now please don't take this as me defending any of this. I'm just trying to show how many different ways this may be interpreted which leads to how people take the Bible out of context or to extremes.

My point was that without more context it doesn't seem to be speaking about rape. Just premarital sex. Not cool but still

Hmmm. Reading the scripture it seems to me to not even be about rape. But more like sex out of wedlock.

28 g“If a man meets a virgin who is not betrothed, and seizes her and lies with her, and they are found, 29 then the man who lay with her shall give to the father of the young woman fifty shekels of silver, and she shall be his wife, because he has violated her. He may not divorce her all his days. >

Don't do it 😆. Just read something better. Like Brandon Sanderson or R A Salvatore or Terry Pratchett or..... Well I could go on but you get the idea.

Oh Teft! 😭

But how can I trust that you aren't corrupted by Ruin?!

The Night Angel trilogy. I got about half way into the 3rd book and realized I was just forcing myself to read it. The characters sucks. The MC was either OP or didn't know wtf to do. The authors description of women is mildly sexist. Every girl was some bombshell or ugly as a foot and their only relevance was to be some kind of sex symbol. The book series seems like a neckbeard's paradise