Church Simulator Game 'Mass: We Pray'

[RedCelt69]

Seeing as how the "Look what I found on the internet" section has been merged with this one...

Look what I found on the internet:-
Church Simulator Game 'Mass: We Pray' Announced, Simply Cannot Be Real

Thoughts? Elaborate hoax? The video is certainly funny.

[Power Metal Dom]

I prefer...

[Frank]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8356019.stm

Good news, believers. Holy water can spread disease. Makes sense, doesn't it?

[Delts]

Saw it on pharyngula today. Apparently it's a hoax since no one could find anything about the company and the only mention of it at all is in connection with the video. G4tv thinks it's a hoax as well.

[Super Jock]

[David Bean]

Hell, here's the sequel.

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/61332

It was a hoax. It's funny, I was just saying on IMDB last night to someone who'd made some sweeping statements about Christians demanding artworks they regard as sinful be banned that the vast majority of us have no interest in such behaviour, but I must say, this is too much, and displays utter contempt for the Christian faith. No, I don't think any of this should be banned, but it also shouldn't have been done in the first place. What low-quality people EA employs.

[Haunted]

"displays utter contempt for the Christian faith"
Well aint that a shame.
Why not try and charge them with blasphemy in an Irish court? I eagerly await a test case.

"No, I don't think any of this should be banned, but it also shouldn't have been done in the first place."
What's the difference? Either something can be done, or it can't. You wouldn't, I presume, wish to legislate against something purely on the grounds that it displays contempt for a 2,000 year old death cult, therefore you would necessarily have to accept that people can do such things and, if they so wish, should be able to do so? You wouldn't want to stop them would you?

"What low-quality people EA employs."
And therein lies the extent of your power. Boycott them, speak out against them, tell them to fuck off. But don't pretend they shouldn't do something merely because it is not to your tastes.
There was a great piece on the Guardian today about something similar (should islam4uk be allowed to march?)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... ree-speech
Couldn't agree more with the sentiment.