whats wrong of this pic

[MorningGlory]

3 minutes ago, missmuffet said:

Good for you. When my son was young and his friend would come over with a trashy video game I made his friend take it back home. None of that garbage in my house.

Moms have to stand firm against that stuff, and yes video games, for sure.  Now my daughter wouldn't go near a ouija board or let her kids either.  They DO learn, eventually.

[shel]

53 minutes ago, creativemechanic said:

im shocked that they actually taget it for girls

You are? I would think girls would be more interested in meddling in that sort of thing. The psychics who advertise are usually all women and their clients are mostly women.

[missmuffet]

Satan likes em young. Rather if it is a boy or a girl. Easier to manipulate.

[tinyprayers]

What year is that picture taken from? Those are not current game box covers.

[tinyprayers]

8 hours ago, Davida said:

That is true.   It also doesn't surprise me that they market this to young girls , look at the popularity of Harry Potter, and the vampire shows they are market to kids, and some of Disney's dark cartoons had a contacting spirit theme too. 

Have you noticed how much dark occult theme including zombie war type shows is taking over American broadcast TV now?

[LadyKay]

8 hours ago, MorningGlory said:

My daughter brought in a ouija board just before she got married.  I threw it out.  No way one of those is going to be in MY house!

I told my daughter the same thing. She told me wanted a Ouija board. I told her No, not going to happen. Say what you like about horror movies, but I have seen enough of them to know that whenever they bring out the Ouija board something bad happens. 

[Jaydog1976]

Monopoly for girls? Jenga for girls? and Twister for girls? What are we coming to? We live in such a weird and wacky world. I thought these games for the most part were gender neutral. Trust me my daughter likes the classic monopoly game and does not feel that she needs a game catered to her gender to enjoy it. 

[tinyprayers]

2 hours ago, Davida said:

Yes, there is that too. I don't have a TV, there is so much I purposely do not allow in our home through media.  Ephesians 2:2 Satan is called the prince of the power of the air and we see how much evil comes through the air waves i.e. internet, social media, entertainment industry.

 

The air element pertains to what in Judaism? They were big in symbols and even letters had numbers attached to create a sacred numerical system.

It is a mystery tradition in itself. We are challenged to look beyond the narrative. The words mean less than The Word.

[TheMatrixHasU71]

13 hours ago, creativemechanic said:

one of these things is not like the others.....

Oh good golly I see that Ouija board all over the place in the kids toy section. I don't know what is it with adults that they think its acceptable for kids to be playing with fire here (no pun intended).

[No124get1952]

I am a senior citizen, so along with ousting the Ouija board, I would include the Twister game. My bones and joints don't bend that way anymore.  And playfully, I am not too sure about Monopoly either. Do  we really want our children learning about capitalism and money?(wink, wink).

But I agree that we do NOT need Ouija in our homes. Our children need more games like Bible Trivia and others to instill spiritual values.