Date	Author	Comment
2026-05-13	Em*****	The game refers to God with she/her pronouns, which reflects a significant bias against the idea that God could use the pronouns, he/his, especially compared to the mor gender agnostic pronouns of they/theirs. The game doesn’t understand that it is a totally coherent position to believe God is in charge of morality & that God could not/ would not Change morality, by the virtue that God can be (& most often is in the Christian faith) defined as an unchanging being.
The game refers to God with she/her pronouns, which reflects a significant bias against the idea that God could use the pronouns, he/his, especially compared to the mor gender agnostic pronouns of they/theirs. The game doesn’t understand that it is a totally coherent position to believe God is in charge of morality & that God could not/ would not Change morality, by the virtue that God can be (& most often is in the Christian faith) defined as an unchanging being.
2026-05-07	He*****	I played it in one sitting, it was so fun and I definitely recommend if you enjoy moral dilemmas like the trolly problem or like debating things along those lines or even just want to learn more about yourself and how you process things.
I played it in one sitting, it was so fun and I definitely recommend if you enjoy moral dilemmas like the trolly problem or like debating things along those lines or even just want to learn more about yourself and how you process things.

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