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In ''[[The Sims 2: University]]'', students [[major]]ing in Philosophy will take a class entitled "Who Controls the Pie Menu and Why?", implying that some Sims do take part in some sort of philosophical-religious debate; however, this is probably intended as a joke for the player, who controls the pie menu (usually presumed to be invisible to Sims, much like the [[PlumbBob]]) and is therefore in a sense "playing god".
In ''The Sims 2'' for [[The Sims 2 (Nintendo DS)|Nintendo DS]], a god called the [[Prime Heifer]] is revealed. [[Ava Cadavra]] has the player build a shrine for the Prime Heifer's statue, but it is later destroyed by the player's sim and replaced with a statue of an Egyptian God by [[Horus Menhoset IX]]. In ''The Sims 2'' for [[The Sims 2 (PSP)|PlayStation Portable]], the Kine Society, which was founded by [[Dominic Newlow]] and is led by [[Sinjin Balani]], worships the same god under the name Beelzebeef.
In ''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage]]'', visitors to [[Twikkii Island]] may accidentally anger an ancient island god, Jumbok IV, by desecrating the ruins of his temple. The long-dead tribe of island people in ''[[The Sims 2: Castaway]]'' apparently worshiped a [[llama]] god, as another ruined temple containing llama idols can be found on Volcano Island. However, the temples of both gods have fallen into disrepair, suggesting that they are part of an ancient system of beliefs no longer followed by either the islanders themselves or their neighbors in SimNation.
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