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In today’s article I want to see whether the Bible says anything at all about software piracy, it’s effect on Church/Christian and what we should do about it?
Today the Computer has become a very essential equipment in every house hold and any organization. Therefore people somehow invest on a PC even if it is difficult to afford for a one. In Sri Lanka where I live at this time of writing a brand new PC with the least configuration costs a minimum amount of US $700.
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The background of the problem
According to a survey carried out in 2008 December, the researches have found out Facebook to be the most popular Social Networking Website. Unfortunately most of the popular products become easy targets of abusers. This is common to Facebook too — Within less than two months we have seen many instances of Pornography and other material related to per versed sexual activity being published in the popular social networking site.
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“There is hardly a game in which the players do not indulge in murder, arson, torture, rape, sorcery and witchcraft or highway robbery.” (Source: unknown)
Most of the modern games we see today are essentially feeding programs, for occult, witchcraft and violence. I felt compelled to write this article to create a state of awareness in the Church after realizing the degree of risk paused by these programmes. ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ probably the first game of this category appeared in the gaming world in the 80th decade. The game was full of activities like casting spells, summoning up demons, observing satanic rituals and throwing curses. A former Satanist and black magician (now a born again Christian) said the following about D&D.
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Nevertheless my Father was a heavy drinker, but he did not forget to have a drink from the quarter bottle full of ‘Lemon Gin’ which he had kept in a corner of our dining room, after coming home from a busy day(this was before he got saved). It’s not once or twice I was tempted to give it a try because of it’s bubbles and the pale yellowish color, which chilled my mind.
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