Is new Bioware agaisnt christianity?

The entire Turian Faith is based on Buddhism though modified. 

I know religion isny always Christianity. But the reason I ask about Christianity is Ryder can NOT talk about the Christian God without calling the only human who is religious and believes in some sort of god delusional and her agreeing. Or saying that god (the singular god, Christian Muslim or Jewish usually) is a mahine. 


The fact is they shifted from MassEffect 1-3 which had many allusions to the Bible time and time again where Shepard was like the second coming of Jesus a that point. 
Thsts why t make sense to tone it down but suddenly 

religious=evil Kett and a girl who calls herself  delusional for having faith. Even say "I wasn't calling you delusional" and she will say "you didn't mean to but oh did and I think it's comforting" so the only religious standpoint you get is "they're delusional but they like it" 

if the only jrogan we met was morda wed say "they're violent but they like it that way". That's how Bioware is treating Monotheist religions that are likely Christianity or Judaism 


so now what youre you're saying is Eder can be Buddhist and it works mostly well. 

Well ryder CANT be Christian. She isn't allowed to believe in god or heaven, she says "maybe j have some kinda faith I guess" "faith is delusional kinda" "god is machine" then acts in denial.  She doesn't believe in heaven she just doesn't want to believe in permanent death

Andrastian religion actually reminds me.more of Islam then Christianity. Granted the chantry has a lot of the same trappings as the Catholic church but the ideology is more Muslim.

Guys I know at the beginning you can say you believe in a deity. That was a nice chicken. At the end you have to call Suvi delusional or say god is a robot. This is a general thread because I thought religion was more general than spoiler but it's endgame conversations so I can't show a video.

Now the afterlife thing ain't religion. It's denial. I didn't want my character to believe in heaven because she refuses to believe her friend is dead. But if you say yes I believe Ryder says that she can't accept the thought of losing her mom so she decided to believe in the afterlife. That isn't faith to me and they should have been vague.

My Ryder can't say she believed in the afterlife she says "i refuse to believe she is gone" which isn't believe it's denial in death. 

My Ryder can't say she believed in the afterlife she says "i refuse to believe she is gone" which isn't believe it's denial in death. 

Guys I know at the beginning you can say you believe in a deity. That was a nice chicken. At the end you have to call Suvi delusional or say god is a robot. This is a general thread because I thought religion was more general than spoiler but it's endgame conversations so I can't show a video.

Now the afterlife thing ain't religion. It's denial. I didn't want my character to believe in heaven because she refuses to believe her friend is dead. But if you say yes I believe Ryder says that she can't accept the thought of losing her mom so she decided to believe in the afterlife. That isn't faith to me and they should have been vague.

I might be mistaken but couldn't you deny in religion in ME1 when talking with Ashley?

Inquisition you can be change but that's because it's always been chantry bersus magic with chantry as these big oppressors and mages as these usually misunderstood individuals.

Me1-3 was heavily religious in all its stories and what they do and did. So when the next Mass Effect game insults religion in general it was especially noticeable