Zack wrote:

> Ok, I must say something about this "Mentalist" class. Remember
> the verse in the Bible: Pro 1:7 "The fear of the Lord is the
> start of knowledge: but the foolish have no use for wisdom and
> teahing." or this one: Ecc 2:26 "To the man with whom He is
> pleased, God gives wisdom and knowledge and joy... " or this
> verse: 1 Co 1:5 "So that in Him you have wealth in all things, in
> word and in knowledge of every sort;".

I think that you are confusing worldly wisdom and spiritual wisdom.  The
Mentalist relies on worldly wisdom, not spiritual.  No problem, billions of
people do.  The problem in this game is that this character has power to
resist sin by use of his worldly wisdom.  To be fair, that is true to a
point, man can rationally avoid some sin because of his knowledge of
possible consequences.  But, human nature is fallen, and no one (well, only
One can, and did) can suppress that with worldly wisdom.


> I hope this helps and if
> anyone is mad about this, remember that "the Word of God is for
> rebuking AND justifying...".

You are not using the term "justifying" correctly here.  To be justified in
the sight of God is one thing, to rationalize a course of action, or in this
case, a specific kind of character for a game, is something else entirely.

Joe
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