Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor and the Spiritual Lessons of Dark Lords
By compromising the connection between player and hero-protagonist, Shadow of Mordor sets up the player to identify as the villain, with no prior warning.
By compromising the connection between player and hero-protagonist, Shadow of Mordor sets up the player to identify as the villain, with no prior warning.
Blasphemous reminds us that we too often reduce our mysterious God to a player on both sides of a cosmic chess game.
Hacksaw Ridge, like Shusau Endō, asks us to consider the very terrifying particularity of God’s interactions with human beings.
Keeping with the political tenor of the times, A Perfect Circle fearlessly brings religion into the fray once again.
The National’s latest, Sleep Well Beast, affirms that if heartbreak is particular to our times and places, to our own networks of relationships, then grace must be as well.
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