How would Christian kids respond to Christian-themed trading cards?

Do you think there would be a difference for them between a Trading Card Game and just regular trading cards?

How would Christian kids respond to Christian-themed trading cards?
Honestly, it would be way to cheesy. Not only that, it would also put bad associations inside the children's heads. For example, if the stats of one Biblical figure surpasses that of another, the child will think of that figure in History to be greater also. God's people shouldn't be ranked like that. Afterall, God is to judge. Another bad effect would be when the child can't seem to concentrate on sermons because everytime a name pops up he/she is reminded of a time when he/she used/traded that card or whatever (-- all under the assumption that it even "hooks" kids onto it). I think it's a terrible idea.
Reply:probably not
Reply:they will be blessed.
Reply:Depends on the kind of market like average ho-hum Christians who only go because it's compulsory, or the amazingly zealous ones. If they're zealous they sell themselves, if not oh my my my, consult a Japanese anime artist.
Reply:It would most likely be REALLY cheesy.
Reply:um... Like David and Goliath VS Magic The Gathering?





David and Goliath would be crucified.