From: http://www.religioustolerance.org/hatevgame.htm
“The game is based on the assumption that God had separated babies and the saved — individuals who have repented of their sin and trusted Jesus as Lord and Savior — from the Earth. In a process called the Rapture, the saved miraculously rise through the air to meet Jesus Christ. They abandon trains, planes, automobiles, jobs, fields, sidewalks, homes, etc. That leaves only confused unbelievers “left behind” on earth. Some would be nominal Christians who were not saved before the rapture. Others would be Muslims, Hindus, most Mormons, most Roman Catholics, followers of all of the other religions in the world, secularists, Atheists, Agnostics, etc.”

It’s sad to see this out, but it’s good that compassionate Christians are crying out against the views of those partaking in the radical right, Am-centric historical view (David Barton) and the Evangelical interpretation of Revelations. It’s sad to see Deseret continue to carry books by the LaHaye’s in their bookstores. We need to be careful in that we need to be aware of the various ways our own thoughts can become perverted or worse, we become converted to their message. We must educate ourselves on similarities and differences between doctrinal faith – between our AoF and their SoF. While we can’t stomp out, we must be aware of and not be lured into overt media messages broadcasted daily (Focus on the Family, 700 Club, Christian radio, etc.); and we must be aware of how covert messages bombarding us with their view (bumper stickers, Christian t-shirt shops, teens for Christ, Generation Joshua, etc.) can affect our own view of our faith.

I’m sure Nazi Germany would have loved a game very similar to this in their heyday.