Dan Crabtree is a Washington D.C.-area IT guy, worship leader, and writer with a joyful passion for Calvinist theology and the glory of Jesus Christ. He has widely written about video games since 2009, currently writes about the intersection of faith and games at Christ and Pop Culture, and will continue writing until senility or Glory, whichever comes first.
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Deception Unto Destruction: Smoking and the Edomites

I’d have to lie to myself in order to smoke. And I did.

Quantum Superposition and Original Sin: How BioShock Begins and Infinite Ends

The premise of BioShock, and the premise of humanity, is what Paul reminded the Romans: “None is righteous, no, not one (Romans 3:10).”

Dead Space and Approximate Eschatology

The apocalypse isn’t about Isaac Clarke or a militant dictator or a fanatical religious cult. It’s a display of the glory of God by way of His intersection with the imperfect.

Octodad: An Octopus And A Weakness Fantasy

Octodad: Dadliest Catch elicits a real, devastating response to how we deal with disability.

‘Tearaway,’ Tolkien, and the Role of Sub-Creation