From the very first, the conviction that Jesus had been raised from death has been that by which (the Christians) very existence has stood or fallen. There was no other motive to account for them, to explain them... At no point within the New Testament is there any evidence that the Christians stood for an original philosophy of life or an original ethic. Their sole function is to bear witness to what they claim as an event – the raising of Jesus from among the dead... The one really distinctive thing for which the Christians stood was their declaration that Jesus had been raised from the dead according to God's design, and the consequent estimate of Him as in a unique sense Son of God and representative man, and the resulting conception of the way to reconciliation.
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#1 · July 9, 2007, 9:53 am

Posted by: "Arthur "Jude" Vinson" <"Arthur "Jude" Vinson" <jude@...>

I was wondering if it were feasible for the DR community to use a
wikipedia-style setup to help catalogue and organize the information we
have on gameplay. backstory as well as new changes that are coming in
the second edition. I haven't really looked at current set of DR
websites recently, so I don't know if it would just be redundant or if
we really do need another tool to help new players, AMs or in my case
specifically, writers who want to get the DR mythos as close to the
rules and precedences set in the game as possible.

As a side question, how's that first novelization of DR coming along?
I've had a slew of ideas of how things in-game may work in writing, but
if there's an "official" way things go on in I'd like to know so I can
write accordingly - one of the benefits of writing in a shared mythos,
after all.

Arthur

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