Parity games and their subclasses and variants pop up in various contexts: μ-calculus, tree automata, program verification [3, 1, 8]. Such games provide only binary information indicating the winning player. However, in classical games theory [12] the emphasis is rather on how much we win or lose. Can we incorporate the information about the profits and losses into parity games?

Accepting and treating diversity in a friendly manner is essential from Christian perspective. If nowadays progress being seen terms of accepting, respecting each other manner, then this cannot be separated the contribution faith religious ethical values adopted by believers. In context paper, author limits himself to religion. For followers Christ, whether due physical differences, skin color,...