Christians: What are the most successful and pop Christian cartoons, comics and video games to date?

Getting back on topic:

Prince of Egypt was supposedly a Christian animated film a major Hollywood studio produced. I don't know how biblically-accurate it was.

I hate when people claim some secular film, especially some animated one, is a "Christian allegorical" one.

Back in the old days..and it even has been shown again recently, there was Davey and Goliath.

Hate is an anti-Christian act.

I'm not talking about hating people.

But the boy had a talking dog.

Hate is hate. Doesn't matter how you try to dress it up.

It's written, "You who love the Lord hate evil."

You don’t love the Lord, you love a perversion, a hate filled abomination dreamed up by Jimmy Swaggart

What does the Bible say about that?

Love the netflix show Lucifer.

It didn't work for me at all. After seeing him in Miranda there was no way I could take him seriously, at all.

T ell that to the countless numbers of men and women and children that was put to death in the name Christ over the last two thousands years.

Sultan Bayezid II needed to send a fleet to Spain in order to save many many tens of thousands of Jews from the loving Christians

It would appear that the most successful game based on the Bible is technically The Binding of Issac, inspired by the story of God telling Abraham to sacrifice his son Issac to test his faith.

However, the game is particularly bloody and violent. According to an interview, the creator used his experiences with his family to make the game.

""My dad's side of the family, they're all born-again Christians," says McMillen. "And with that came very little Biblical talk, but a lot of more stereotypical Christianity - the really negative aspects. Everybody's going to Hell. I'm going to go to Hell because I'm playing D&D, I'm playing Magic [The Gathering], and you're chastised for every little thing. Which is kind of ironic, because it's coming from these born-again Christians who lived the most horrible sinful lives possible before they became Christians and saved. They were all recovering alcoholics, drug addicts, everything else."

And yet, McMillen's beef is not - nor has it ever been - with Christianity. Instead, he and the Bible have an incredibly complicated relationship, built largely on both demons he's attempted to exorcise through his work and the one person who's supported that habit since day one."

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-06-29-the-binding-of-edmund-mcmillen

Are there any Christian games made now that are popular and successful and are more family-friendly?

The show was not written as anything but to be amusing an so you can also enjoy the eye candy an it not only the males as my girlfriend love the male eyes candy of the show.

No.

There are games that use Christian iconography and themes like Darksiders, but you would not see them as Christian.

There is an upcoming game called I Am Jesus Christ, a first person game where you play as Jesus. I'm not sure if it is an elaborate hoax or if it is blasphemous.


More details about the game:
Key features:
- Open World
- Special skills
- Realistic fight with Satan
- Over 30 miracles like healing people, walking on water, calming storm, feeding people
- Baptising and getting super power of Holy Spirit
- Praying and increasing of Holy Spirit
- Crucifixion and Resurrection
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1198970/I_Am_Jesus_Christ/

Why is Jesus still being portrayed as a White American?

Come on.

There was to me a highly interesting religion short play during the Apollo era.

In the play the two men crew landed on the moon an then when it came time to take off one of them stated he was going to stay on the moon.

In the end, the other crew member stated he did not know why the hell his crew male was planning to die on the moon but he would not leave without him even if it mean his life also.

It ended when it came out it being a religion test of the one crew member from the bible an they both then ended up blasting off the moon together.

The holy ghost was white perhaps??

Another game I can think is El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, which is an action game based on the Book of Enoch. The game did not sell, but it received good reviews.

"It follows Enoch, a scribe seeking seven fallen angels to prevent a great flood from destroying mankind. He is helped in his quest by Lucifel, a guardian angel in charge of the protection of the world who exists outside of the flow of time, alongside four Archangels: Michael, Raphael, Uriel, and Gabriel."