My computer won't let links work. What song is that? If you're looking for a song to troll Christians I recommend "Jesus don't want me for a sunbeam" By the Vaselines, though Nirvana made a more popular version, based on a Christian song from the late 1800s but they maid it rock n roll, and not so Christian, no swearing or anything though. The original is pretty good too, tbh

I am a Christian (technically non-denominational but pretty much Baptist) and my pastor is one of the best DMs I know. We have actually done a one-shot set in our church. 

Is your device okay man?

No, it isn’t. It has been acting up weirdly. I don’t know what is wrong with it.

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My computer won't let links work. What song is that? If you're looking for a song to troll Christians I recommend "Jesus don't want me for a sunbeam" By the Vaselines, though Nirvana made a more popular version, based on a Christian song from the late 1800s but they maid it rock n roll, and not so Christian, no swearing or anything though. The original is pretty good too, tbh

 It’s called “Be gay, do drugs, hail satan”

I love you. (Not like that.)

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I love you. (Not like that.)

 What’s funny is that I don’t even hate (most) Christians, I just love to mess with people.

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Same, me and my other non-christian friend want to sing an anti-christ song at our christian school's talent show on the last of school on our senior year, just to anger the principle a toxic christian (She yelled at my best friend because she wears pride clothes and had a pride water bottle. Said it was against school policies even though I read through the entire rules and handbook and it isn't in there)

 Do it! And wear the most horrible, anti school policies outfit you can find!

Dang, that sucks.

**** hateful Christians, but not the kind ones.

Exactly,

Yeah

how would a christian d&d character talk about christanity with other d&d races?

I don't know, I guess it would depend on what the DM allowed at the table

Ilmater in the Forgotten Realms setting is kind of a Christ figure. If your DM doesn’t have Christianity built into their setting yet, you could develop a Christian analogue religion for your character and ask the DM to include it in their world. But at the same time, your DM may not want to do that because of personal reasons. So I’m not sure what to do if you want your character to follow a Christian-like religion and your DM says they don’t want a religion like that in their setting.

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how would a christian d&d character talk about christanity with other d&d races?

 With the thing about other d&d races, I guess it would be as normal except for if dealing with aasimar, tieflings, celestials, demons, in which case there would probably have to be some extra lore laid down- either they are or are not anything to do with God or an actual devil, as that might need clarification

i figured that would be the case. any suggestions on what that extra lore would be?

So I know devils and demons aren't the same, but basically I think that devils would just be like different demons, maybe change their names so they aren't confused with Satan. Aasimar may be either really powerful beings, or people chosen by God to be righteous, tieflings could just be the product of incubus/succubus, which many christians considered to be a type of demon. I think that all gods and celestials would be either removed or considered once again really powerful beings that are still technically mortal, and worshiping them would be worshiping false idols. That's all my input.

My interpretation: basically, if you were doing a Christian cosmology, the Upper Planes would be under the control of a benevolent God/the Trinity who is found in the highest layer of Elysium (because Neutral Good is the purest good untainted by law or chaos). All celestials serve Them. The Devil/Satan controls the Nine Hells and Asmodeus is another one of his names. The other Lower Planes are controlled by ancient non-Christian evils far older than the Christian pantheon. But that’s just my interpretation.

I think that's a good interpretation!

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I think that's a good interpretation!

 Thanks!