Gooner basically means the same thing as coomer (basically a brain rotten porn/hentai addict) except it's basically just the zoomer twitter slang remix version of it. It doesn't have ties to 4chan, unlike coomer.

Gooner is a very new slang term. I haven't heard it before 2023.

Also worth mentioning that, unfortunately, "gooner" is misused a lot by terminally online puritanical dumbasses, meaning that they'll call something very tame or mundane as "gooner bait". Such as describing an ordinary attractive character as "gooner bait" when it's not even all that sexual.

As far as the author of this thread goes: Perhaps you and anyone still clinging to Christianity should do research on what Christianity is, and it's not what you've been told all your life. You must make a choice whether you want to continue being deceived and stripped short of what truly makes you happy, or you can continue being part of a world that seems to be diminishing as time goes by.

In other words, bible thump or jerk it off, you can't have it both ways. It's much worse in other man made religion such as Islam.

Also OP, I didn't read your wall of texts, but it seems like you're pretty serious about developing your own crafted world; and I can respect your efforts.

To answer your original question, firstly you should not care what "christian religious" prudes would think. I might just be speaking from my own heart, but I say: fuck the prudes. That's not to say that I'd ever want my porn habits to be connected to me as a person, but if something like that ever happened, eventually I'd have to be honest with myself and say "yeah fuck it, I like huge tits and big round asses. And porn. Lots of porn. No shame in it."

Secondly I think it depends a lot on your marketed audience. You definitely shouldn't market yourself towards a serious christian fundamentalist group, bible thumpers, far right tryhards, etc. Basically avoid anyone who hates smut and hates anime aesthetics. Given that you've already shown off your commissioned slave hentai artwork in this forum, you should market yourself towards a demographic that doesn't mind anime titties and wouldn't give you shit for it.

And thirdly, as Monbo said, the themes you listed certainly aren't exclusive to christianty, so unless it's directly related to christanity, you shouldn't sweat it. Personally I wouldn't go down that road of "making something with strong christian values", because I'm definitely not in tune with christanity as I was in my youth.

Keep in mind that those bad eggs you're talking about are also been pointed out by christians too.
Evangelists and Scientologists are a cult. Absolute garbage.

One of the early villains is a fundamentalist Nephil priest that at first sight he fell in love (had a boner) with Sophia, and then tried to execute her, accussing her of being a lust demon because he saw himself above those feelings.

In fact, one theme (though, that's more for the sequel) is that fundamentalism and morality based on "Because God says" are tools of THE UNSPEAKABLE to expand his influence and bring "culturally accepted evil" that is harder to erradicate and also can be used to manipulate weak willed people or suffering people looking for a relief to their pain.

That's seen through one of the main villains from the sequel story. The dark priest Gideon Astari (Who is later revealed to be the human reincarnation of the goetia demon Astaroth. By the way, yes, there is lore behind the inclusion of Solomon's 72 demons from the lesser key, and it goes back to planet Memoir, but that's another story) who created and led a cult that worships THE UNSPEAKABLE, and he did that by using those tools (Well, drugs and demon magic also had something to do with that, but you get the idea).

I am quite happy, thank you, and I fail to see what aspects of my faith prevent me from enjoying life, and while I am no expert theologian, I have been catechized, taken numerous college-level theology classes and history classes involving several religions, including Christianity, and continue to learn more about Christian history, theology, philosophy, etc., so I don't know what you're implying by me finding out "what Christianity is." There is a mile-wide difference between constant ascetic denial of anything pleasurable whatsoever and unrelenting, unrestrained mindless hedonism, and most people, be they religious or not, live life-styles in the middle.

Also, SadSap, I think you should be a bit more conservative on referring to everyone as "prudes." Some people, including myself, just don't like sexuality in certain aspects and areas of life, especially in places that are important to them. Again, there is a difference a person outright hating any sexuality at all in any media and a person who just finds it inappropriate in some places and voicing their distaste for such things.

Also, I have never gotten the "religion is man-made, lol" comment/insult. Like, Yes? No Christian (that is are at least somewhat intelligent; there are QUITE many stupid religious people, unfortunately) is denying that Christianity was founded by Jesus Christ, who was a man (and God if you're a believer like me), and his apostles and future disciples like Saint Paul and Saint Augustine helped to develop it to what it is today. Now, we do believe that all of these people where divinely inspired/led by God, but they were still ultimately the ones who "made" the religion. This isn't the dig you think it is.

He refered to former. There's nothing wrong to be tired of sexual stuff, I'am too.
There is, however, to go to a mile extreme, as usual.

And besides, there's nothing wrong to sexualize something if you done it well, like anything, it even adds more context like succubuses for example. The seducing female counterpart to incubus.

Stop wasting your time with this at least with me. From the non-sense you have spewed so far I can see you lack these melanin juices that I have.