Joey Thurmond has a BA in Communications and an MA in English. He's got bylines at places like Game Informer, Sojourners, Love Thy Nerd, and Think Christian. Besides pop culture, his theological interests extend to Christian ethics and matters of sexuality and gender. He's also endlessly inspired by the creativity and community building of the furry fandom, where he has fun pretending to be a dragon in his spare time.
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Rediscovering the Imago Dei and Humanity’s Purpose in Hades II

Supergiant’s acclaimed game serves as fertile ground on which to engage with the concept of the imago Dei, a historically misunderstood doctrine of Christianity.

Tales of the Jedi Reveals the Pitfalls of Religious Institutions

The recent Star Wars series reveals the dark side of institutions caring only for their power and status.

The Banshees of Inisherin and the Beauty of Unexpected Friends

The Banshees of Inisherin asks the question: How do friends fit into our lives?