Doxacon, and Ancient Faith Ministries

Doxacon

Religion EN ↓ 123 episodes

Doxacon and Doxacon Seattle are conferences that explore the faith and truth of Christianity as reflected in science fiction and fantasy. Founded by Daniel Silver and Fr. David Subu in 2013, these conferences offer panels, presentations, and discussions about speculative works, while also exploring how these works have the potential to deepen and expand one’s Orthodox faith.

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Doxacon, and Ancient Faith Ministries

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Religion

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www.ancientfaith.com

Latest episode

Apr 2, 2026

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Episodes

Doppelgangers & Divinity: The Christian Potential of the Unheimlich 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: Eleanor Bourg Nicholson

HAN SHOT FIRST! How Revisionism in Star Wars Reflects Our Culture's Distortion of Grace 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: Bryan J. L. Glass

Horror Films and the Redemption of the Victims 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: Eve Tushnet

Heroes of Vice: How the Anti-Hero Lost the Anti 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: S. K. Ehra

Lay Keynote: A (Meaning) Crisis on Infinite Earths 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: Richard Rohlin

Understanding the Nature of Evil's Influence Through the Medium of Fandom and Pop Culture 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2022: Fr. Turbo Qualls

In Eyes Not His: The Nature of Christian Identity and Storytelling 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Rosamund Hodge

Identity, Transformation, Inbodyment 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Fr. Justin Hewlett

We Are Amphibians 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Tim Brown

Anonymity: The Dark Power of Choosing Not to Be Known 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Steven Friesen and Tanya Keenan

Middle Earth, Writing About the Real, and the Theology of Community 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Amber Bennett

The Zone is Personal: Tarkovsky's Stalker and the Orthodox encounter with Personhood 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Brian Robertson

In the World, but not of the World: J.R.R. Tolkien and Flannery O'Connor on Christians 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2019: Robert King

Tolkien Panel 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Panel Discussion

Trekking through the Expanse of the Heart 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Jonathan Jacobson

More than Good and Evil: How Fairy Tales Teach Christian Humility 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Anna Mussmann

Faithful Hearts, Froward Tongues: Spiritual Portraits from the Tolkien Legendarium 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick

Thanos and Athanatos: Marvel's Avengers and the Orthodox Concept of the Person 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Zachary Porcu

Everyday Enchantment: C.S. Lewis and the Importance of Imagination in Knowing God 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Sarey Martin Concepción

Biblical Typology in The Lord of the Rings 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Michael Haldas

Messiah or Hot Mess?: The Theology of Superheroes 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Steven Christoforou

Man of Steel, Man of Faith? 10.05.2023

Doxacon 2019: Father Nikolaos (Niko) Bekris

Antihero as Relational Process 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2018: Tanya Keenan

Interstellar Mission Trip 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2018: Presbytera Elizabeth Tervo

Rage Against the Machine, Heroism, Christ, and the Future We Make 10.05.2023

Doxacon Seattle 2018: David Linz

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