Virtual depravity  Amazon will no longer sell a computer game
called Rapelay:   Rapelay was developed by the Japanese
production house Illusion, which makes a number of sexually
violent games for the domestic market. Their other titles
include “Battle Raper” and “Artificial Girl”.  A spokesman for
the company said: “We believe there is no problem with the
software, which has cleared the domestic ratings of an ethics
watchdog body.” . . .  Rapelay, which was released in 2006,
encourages players to force the virtual woman they rape to have
an abortion. If they are allowed to give birth the woman throws
the player’s character under a train, according to reviews of
the game. It also has a feature allowing several players to team
up against individual women.  Reducing rape and abortion to a
game, a mere fun diversion, is monstrous, a sign of an inward
depravity that is staggering. I would remind gamers that,
according to Jesus Himself, fantasizing about sinning is sin and
deserves a horrible judgment (Matthew 5:21