Reformation rife with laughter.

Test thy brethren. Try thy wits.

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Theology just got funner.

If G.K. Chesterton, Saint Augustine, and Martin Luther made a game together, this would be it.

Embroil thy brethren in a win-or-lose contest to guess the shape of thy brother’s theology, one prompt at a time.

“A distillation of two millennia of Christendom – classical theology, church history, culture, and MORE”

HOW TO PLAY

#1. Pick a prompt.

#2. Pick direction of play.

Green card reading "Thou Shalt Guess" directing play in the clockwise direction.
Green card reading "Thou Shalt Guess" directing play in the counter-clockwise direction.

#3. Decide thy stance.

**SILENTLY**
(Be honest, now)
Two gold and white playing cards, one reading "Aye" and "Nay" and the other reading "My Stance."

#4. Guess thy friend’s.

**STILL SILENTLY**
Two black and white playing cards, one reading "Aye" and "Nay" and the other reading "Thy Stance."

#3. Decide thy stance.

**SILENTLY**
(be honest, now)
A gold and white playing card reading "Aye" and "Nay"

#4. Guess thy friend’s.

**STILL SILENTLY**
[deep breath]
A black and white playing card reading "Aye" and "Nay"
Two playing cards, both reading "Nay" are revealed
Two stance cards are revealed, both reading "Aye."
Two stance cards are revealed, the gold card reading "Nay" and the black card reading "Aye."
Two stance cards are revealed, the gold card reading "Aye" and the black card reading "Nay."

REVEAL

REVEAL

TALLY

Reveal thy cards and

TALLY

(Points are bad…like in golf.)

VICTORY

belongs to him who
finishes with the
FEWEST points.

Thy small group awaiteth.

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“A rubbish game.
Good with tea.”
C.S. Lewis…maybe.
“More ecumenical than that counsel I oversaw”
ConstantineEmperor, etc.
“A heretic-slapping good time”
St. Nicholas of MyraBishop & Santa Claus
REFORMED

Jesus has been crowned king
and his resurrection makes
life quite a bit fun.

SPICY

Think “communion wafer doused in habanero sauce.”

THINKY

Was Elijah scarier than Elisha?
Pray to Daddy God? Sola Scriptura?

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FAQ

…Do I need an MDIV to play Thy Brother’s Theology (TBT)?

Nay! All are welcome to this table, and we have written all prompts such that Google or Wikipedia needn’t be consulted.

Can I play TBT with my kids?

We recommend TBT to folks ages ~14 years and older. Everything is crass-free, but the Bible has some gnarly moments. And apparently, the prophet Ezekiel had a few awkward quips.

How long does a typical game last? When should it end?

A typical game can last anywhere from 30 – 60 minutes. The exact end time may be set by the host, by general consensus, or (possibly) known only by the Father.

Can’t someone win simply by lying?

[Queue Chesterton sass] Why yes, we too relish breaking that 9th Commandment.

…Be thou not a silly poop. Tell the truth. It’s quite fun.

I’m not reformed. Will I like this game?

Indeed thou shalt. TBT requires no particular denominational background, nor is it crafted for a specific theological camp.

How can I submit a prompt for an expansion?

If thou hast an idea for a prompt thou thinkest suitable to a future edition of TBT, send it in Millothy Games HERE.

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