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| '''''Left Behind: Eternal Forces''''' is a video game from ] based on the ]. |
'''''Left Behind: Eternal Forces''''' is a forthcoming video game from ] based on the ]. The game is a Real Time Strategy game which does involve some armed conflict between the armies of the anti-Christ and the Tribulation Force, a Christian group resisting the anti-Christ on earth. However, some blogs have erroneously reported that the game puts the player on a mission to kill or convert people who do not become Christians. That is inaccurate. The goal of the player is to convert, not to kill. The game in fact penalizes any killing by Christians, which ultimately may lead to a player becoming "lost" and becoming one of the anti-Christ's minions. | ||
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| * a denunciation of the game: {{cite news|publisher=talk2action.org|url=http://www.talk2action.org/story/2006/5/29/195855/959|title=The Purpose Driven Life Takers: A new Christian video game evokes 911.|author=Hutson, Jonathan|date=Mon May 29, 2006 at 07:58:55 PM EST}} | * a denunciation of the game: {{cite news|publisher=talk2action.org|url=http://www.talk2action.org/story/2006/5/29/195855/959|title=The Purpose Driven Life Takers: A new Christian video game evokes 911.|author=Hutson, Jonathan|date=Mon May 29, 2006 at 07:58:55 PM EST}} | ||
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| * a response to the "The Purpose Driven Life Takers": | |||
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Template:Future game Left Behind: Eternal Forces is a forthcoming video game from Left Behind Games based on the book series. The game is a Real Time Strategy game which does involve some armed conflict between the armies of the anti-Christ and the Tribulation Force, a Christian group resisting the anti-Christ on earth. However, some blogs have erroneously reported that the game puts the player on a mission to kill or convert people who do not become Christians. That is inaccurate. The goal of the player is to convert, not to kill. The game in fact penalizes any killing by Christians, which ultimately may lead to a player becoming "lost" and becoming one of the anti-Christ's minions.
External Links
- Official Website
- SEC 14A proxy filing changing BONANZA GOLD, INC. to "Left Behind Games, Inc." (sec.gov)
- a denunciation of the game: Hutson, Jonathan (Mon May 29, 2006 at 07:58:55 PM EST). "The Purpose Driven Life Takers: A new Christian video game evokes 911". talk2action.org.
{{cite news}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - Part two of above article.
- a response to the "The Purpose Driven Life Takers": The Truth About the Left Behind Video Game