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#36: Thanks Novemtalks about thanksgiving celebration and thanks the readers for their ongoing support and encouragement.#35: Seekers Octoconsiders what to do about friends who are looking for “real” magic.#34: Guidance and the Machine Septemlooks at the show Person of Interest as instruction about how God guides us.

#33: Psionics Augreopens the issue of mind powers in fiction in response to questions and comments from a reader.

#32: Zealots Jcontinues the alignment miniseries with a look at the side alignments.

#31: Magic Roads Jdiscusses the notion of roads that don’t go where you expect unless you go the right way, and connects it to divine guidance.

#30: Conflict May 5, 2020, looks at Dungeons & Dragons as a metaphor for spiritual warfare.

#29: Victims April 7, 2020, explores what it is to be a dependent character, and the importance of such characters not only in our games but in our lives.

#28: Vampires Maconsiders the metaphorical value of the undead.

#27: Believing Balance Februcontinues the miniseries on Dungeons & Dragons alignment with a consideration of neutrality.

#26: Fields to Harvest January 7, 2020, noting that Christian ministries to the “geek” community still have work to do.

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I am now attempting once again to summarize another a calendar year of material, for those who missed something or want to find something they remember.Īgain January opened with a new Faith in Play article, and we got a full year from the series:

Last December we published 2019 at the Christian Gamers Guild Reviewed, in which I attempted to index everything that had been posted to the site in the previous year and so maintaining a continuous index of sorts working back through the previous Thirteen Months in Review covering a bit more than all of 2018 and Overview of the Articles on the New Christian Gamers Guild Website covering 2016 and most of 2017. However, the viral impact on our web site was minimal, as although we slowed down a bit we continued providing what we hope are valuable quality articles on gaming and faith. The year 2020 surprised all of us, as we scrambled to make life work under entirely different conditions.