I came across this new video game, ‘Spore’, today. When I saw it at first, I was quite horrified at the goal of the game. Essentially, your goal is to help pond scum evolve into humanoid demons that are capable of obliterating entire galaxies, all in the context of Reptilianism. This game is attempting to give theistic evolutionists, and its public relations term, ‘Intelligent Design’, credibility in the eyes of sensible people; after all, people are generally open minded about new ideas as long as you believe in the same God that they do. The fact is that theistic evolution is a horrible misinterpretation of God’s word that unwittingly tempts children into first agnosticism, then atheism, and finally Hellfire. The reality is that evolution and the concept of a Judeo-Christian God simply cannot exist together.

At first, I was appalled by the complete lack of criticism the game has gotten from Christians; normally, we are quick to criticize anything that goes against our views, such as The Golden Compass. Fortunately, I soon happened to come across this excellent website, Anti Spore. Although it seems to have been overrun by 4chan hackers that are trying to perpetuate the myth that the website is a joke, as well as militant atheists giving the site owners death threats, it seems like a bastion of reason and Enlightenment. It does an excellent job of exposing the questionable movement behind this video game. To quote from just one of their excellent articles:

I used to like Will Wright. He created Sim City, a fantastic game that celebrated the earth that God created for us and allowed you to use all your God given abilities to make an ideal society. But if you ever felt like you had too much power, God would come in with a tornado or an earthquake and put you back in place.

You would think that as a member of the Episcopal Church, a smart man like Will Wright would not be capable of creating Spore. However, we must be reminded that the Episcopal Church is the only church in america that ordains homosexuals on a regular basis.

It makes sense that a perverted church would cause a man to make the creations he has in this game. It just may be that evolution is not the only thing to fear this game teaching your children.

Unfortunately, Will Wright’s corruption probably comes from his days of developing The Sims, a game where you are supposed to help your simulated people rise to the top of the corporate ladder. Although the first game wasn’t really that immoral (other than the fact that your Sim could be a criminal and get rich, as well as the fact that it had no religious overtones), the second one placed a lot more stress on fornicating. In The Sims 2, if you don’t fornicate sooner or later, you’re eventually going to lose your worldly possessions. What’s worse, however, is that homosexual relationships are promoted in that game as natural and healthy.

Will Wright seems to have developed an extraordinary interest in fornication as of late. However, he seems to prefer to promote his bizarre worldview as THE worldview. Let’s face it: he thinks that the universe exploded out of nothing to create planets. Carbon soon combines with other materials on just one of those planets to create life, followed by the immense immersion in fornication of the carbon based materials to develop even more ‘evolved’ creatures. Am I the only one that sees this worldview as ridiculous?