The Biblical texts sometimes tell the same story twice, with different details. When you read the Bible cover to cover, you tend to notice these sorts of strange things. Two different authors want to focus on two different aspects of the same story, and that’s great! The two narratives don’t contradict necessarily, but coalesce into a greater picture for us to observe. Video games like Uncharted, for their part, work similarly to the analysis of texts.
I want to tell you something about Fortune Street. Fortune Street says it’s ok to want money and to desire funds to make more money. Also, it inspires you to screw over your family members and/or friends by turning into a capitalist pig. It’s interesting playing the game with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Political Science PhD/ Economics MA. How exactly did the guy with a Theology MTS win a game? Certainly he shouldn’t try to play a Monopoly and/or stock trading hybrid and love it, right?
