I didn't realize presenting an parallel version of a bible story constituted making a choice for someone. I'm sorry the religion lends itself to such a twisted tale, but that's not really my fault is it?

Since you obviously haven't played the game, I'll give you a bit of info on it.

Intro scene: Isaac is sitting there playing with his toys, mom is watching Christian Broadcasts, she hear voice of god telling her Isaac is corrupt. Mom removes isaac's worldy things (toys, pants, etc). Mom goes back to watching TV. Hears god again, tells her Isaac is still corrupt, she locks him in his room. She hears god again telling her Isaac must be killed. As mom kicks down the door to Isaac's room, the main menu screen appears and our game begins. (The game itself follows Isaac's matricidal fantasies and has a couple different endings.)

As a funny anecdote, my dad (very Christian) saw me playing the game when I was visiting his house a while back and asked me what it was, told him, explained it was double interesting because it paralleled the Bible with the whole Abraham telling god to kill Isaac thing. He responds "That doesn't sound very Biblical." and I said "Well... it's in there dad."