Views On Video Games (Part IV)
Conclusion
The main point I was trying to make in the previous post was that we ought not to repeatedly invest ourselves (and our time) into games that clearly trangress biblical morality. One time playings are perhaps, excusable. But repeated ones are certainly not.
The above statements can be expanded into another objection, namely, ought we to spend our time on such things? (As one person has also pointed out in a comment) Certainly we ought to do more benificial things.
This is not, however, a complete negation for anything related to leisure. But the fact is, playing games that fall under the biblically wrong category certainly is not commendable. Even more so when you spend a large amount of your time on it.
So that basically concludes my own exploration on this subject. And I admit that I have still much to learn (and much to do) in this regard!
The main point I was trying to make in the previous post was that we ought not to repeatedly invest ourselves (and our time) into games that clearly trangress biblical morality. One time playings are perhaps, excusable. But repeated ones are certainly not.
The above statements can be expanded into another objection, namely, ought we to spend our time on such things? (As one person has also pointed out in a comment) Certainly we ought to do more benificial things.
This is not, however, a complete negation for anything related to leisure. But the fact is, playing games that fall under the biblically wrong category certainly is not commendable. Even more so when you spend a large amount of your time on it.
So that basically concludes my own exploration on this subject. And I admit that I have still much to learn (and much to do) in this regard!
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