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Metal Gear Solid

2009-05-26T22:34:17Z

TheBandsMarch:

'''Metal Gear Solid''' is the first in a long line of Playstation based stealth action games. The Games deal primarily with conspiracy theories involving nuclear weapons, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, and censorship. With the exception of Metal Gear Solid 3 every game is played mostly through the eyes of the character [[Solid Snake]].

In each installment Snake would have to sneak into a place occupied with either terrorist or communist and rescue important government or military officials then destroy a [[Metal Gear]] and defeat super human bosses.

== Conservative Themes ==
The main character Solid Snake is actually a clone of his father [[Big Boss]] along with his two other brothers [[Liquid Snake]] and [[Solidus Snake]]. But considering how cloning is immoral the clones with the exception of Solid Snake become evil and end up as the final boss of 2 of the 4 games.

In Metal Gear Solid 4 the entire world adopts a weapons system that allows only the military to use guns. The system is eventually taken over by terrorist and the entire world is put in danger of terrorist by [[gun control]].

The main villain of Metal Gear Solid 3 is a [[bisexual]] [[Russian]] [[communist]] who tortures people for fun and ended up nuking his own people to further his own goals.

Every super natural character is evil or misguided.

The character Vamp is a [[bisexual]] terrorist who killed several of the good characters in the series. Vamp also has many super natural powers though they are all explained through nano machines.

Even though Solid Snake is a good character and has to defeat evil he still shows [[compassion]] for his fallen enemies even going as far as granting them their final wishes.

The Communist Russians create a nuclear weapon during the Cold War the breaks many treaties and ethics and plan to use it to end the Cold War but are stopped by Big Boss.

The secretive villain throughout all the Metal Gear Solid games is actually a former British soldier who decides to control the world through [[censorship]].

Some of the villains go through [[redemption]] before their deaths.

Snake refuses sex and his sexual urges several times throughout the series.

Former Mercenary and terrorist [[Grey Fox]] is [[resurrected | resurrection]] through science to be used to fight more but instead decides to give his life to save Solid Snake.

Despite being stronger then some of the men in game none of the women are actually lesbians and are all completely [[heterosexual]].
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Debate:Would Christ apostasize to prevent the suffering of others?

2009-05-26T17:38:46Z

TheBandsMarch:

I just finished reading the book ''Silence'' by Shusaku Endo which chronicles the mission of a Jesuit priest to Japan. In the book, Endo raises an interesting question, "would Jesus have renounced his faith (or said the words without meaning them) to prevent the suffering of innocent bystanders?"
:This question has false logic; if Jesus had renounced his faith, he would then not have been able to die for our sins and thus humanity would not have been saved. [[User:Kaylee19892|Kaylee19892]] 13:32, 26 May 2009 (EDT)
:That's my question though. If someone renounces their faith to save others (in the book this is shown by someone trampling on a depiction of Jesus) then is it a real renunciation of faith or an act of kindness -TheBandsMarch

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Debate:Would Christ apostasize to prevent the suffering of others?

2009-05-26T17:31:08Z

TheBandsMarch:

Debate:Would Christ apostasize to prevent the suffering of others?

2009-05-26T17:30:29Z

TheBandsMarch:

Debate:Would Christ apostasize to prevent the suffering of others?

2009-05-26T17:30:15Z

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I just finished reading the book ''Silence'' by Shusaku Endo shich chronicles the mission of a Jesuit priest to Japan. In the book, Endo raises an interesting question, "would Jesus have renounced his faith (or said the words without believing them) to prevent the suffering of others?"
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