Don RPGs promote polytheism or other anti-Christian cosmologies?
There are many role playing games. Nearly every imaginable cosmology has been represented by one or another, from the polytheism of Greece and Rome to the agnosticism of science fiction. Many games have been designed supporting or compatible with Christian theology. Archangel, Claymore, DragonRaid, and HolyQuest are all games written by Christians for Christians. Other games, such as Pendragon, In Nomine, and Multiverser, while not designed to be Christian games contain strong Christian elements within them. And there are games that do not contain any significant cosmology or theology, allowing the players to provide this to suit their preferences. Yet even though there are many games that contain polytheism as background, to state that they promote polytheism is usually unwarranted. Few if any contain any consistent concept of a polytheistic world, or any teaching about polytheism, or any arguments supporting polytheism. Most, such as Dungeons & Dragons, present their collections of g
