Is new Bioware agaisnt christianity?

All portrayed as good people doing bad things. Cullen is getting off drugs and learning to hate the circle 

again my Ryder said they specifically believed in God to suvi.

Not this time they didn't. They don't let you believe in heaven no matter what dialogue you pick. Or let you even say "the afterlife" or let you believe in god at the end 

This isngeneral thread for Andromeda. Wasn't made for y'all to come in and insult religion as a whole.
And honestly it isn't inconsistent if you actually try to look in and study it for a few minutes. Now I know many of you are around my age and grew up with the internet. The internet also takes weird translations or even NKJ and highlights things out of context but everything they put up is very easily answered. It's ridiculous and the same things people bring up, always the same few because those are the ones that blew up out of context online

I'm not making fun of you, I'm disagreeing with what you wrote (and I wouldn't make fun of someone for being Christian; not only is my entire family Christian, my mother was a Lutheran minister). You're given a dialogue option where you can affirm that you believe in a god. And obviously, denying that death is the end is equivalent to saying you believe in an afterlife. So, in both cases, you've expressed a religious belief (so you can be religious, contrary to your mistaken claim in your OP), you've just failed to positively characterize it as explicitly Christian, as opposed to some other version of theism. So not only is it obviously not anti-Christian in any way (since, again, not explicitly Christian =/= anti-Christian), it leaves open the possibility that you (as Ryder) do believe in the Christian version of god/the afterlife, even if you cannot positively confirm that: it leaves the question open. 

No he/she doesn't. That is not what the scene says or implied.

You can say you believe in a deity, and you can deny that someone who is dead is just gone (which is equivalent to saying you believe in some sort of afterlife). So you can play a religious Ryder, just not an explicitly Christian one.

I asked this because in Mass Effect Shepard could be religious. 

In Andromeda Ryder can't be.  You have to tell Suvi either she is delusional for having faith (which she gleeful agrees to) or say that god is a robot which she is happy with. 
You can't believe in heaven you can only refuse to believe your mom's soul is lost. 

Shepard is also analogous for Jesus while Andromeda's main bad guys are the religious aliens, and no humans have faith except Suvi who isn't like any religion in earth. 


Why does the new team just not want us to be able to choose? I don't expect them to be as straightforward as mass effect but I hate that we just don't get the choice and they don't allow us to be religious, and at the same time make the game itself talk down religion. 


I have seen lots of discussion about this and other parts of the Bioware agenda (some say Hudson wanted a religious story and now Bioware is over compensation) as part of the bigger discussion on Bioware political agenda (there are links to devs making supposedly hateful comments to men but they are men, so idk.) some people go as far as to say the women in the game don't look like waifus means that Bioware wants to support she's because she's don't like traditional women (which is offensive on SJW part too when they are the ones who don't want to be offensive) so all of that is a mess on both sides and we should keep it out of this topic please! I just wanted to discuss one particular issue.