Yet so many religious materials barely make it off the shelf, or out of the backseat of the car. A generation of adherents, having been bored by our beige block walls, begrudgingly and sparingly trusts our message, but not our methods or materials. It's not that they won't read, they are gobbling up Harry Potter and R.L. Stein. I believe it's because they are uncomfortable sharing their faith as their parents were. Compounding this reluctance are materials which remind them of long dutiful classes spent in wooden chairs with the alleged love of God.
Software has no such history.
It doesn't look or smell like drear old grandad's faith. It is the 'Trojan Horse' of religious materials. It is the same message in a new medium. It is both attractive and curious enough to get brought through the home defenses. Most software has a hard time masquerading as dull.