It's also the carrier where The Stig was shot off the bow in an earlier series of Top Gear.

The problem isn't religion in video games, series like Final Fantasy has already addressed religious themes in their games on a regular basis.

"Christian Game Developers Foundation put out a video encouraging developers to create wholesome titles for kids", statements like that which cause issues when certain religious sects place act as the moral blanket for everyone christian or atheist, fundamentalist or moderate, they are imposing an agenda on people that do not necessarily agree with their views.

That being said, there is always the option not to purchase it... Don't like it, don't buy it. As long as there is still a choice for the public, then people can make whatever games they want. As soon as someone starts to moves stamp out that choice, resistance should be brutal and swift to maintain freedom of expression.