Drew Dixon

Drew Dixon is the Team Leader for Student Ongoing Curriculum at Lifeway and a co-founder of Love Thy Nerd. Drew has writing about video games for over a decade and has written for Christianity Today, Paste Magazine, Relevant Magazine, World Magazine, the Christian Research Journal, and many others. Follow him on Twitter @_DrewDixon.

Should Christian Parents Let Their Kids Play Video Games?

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Seeking the Sabbath in Zelda: Breath of the Wild

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No Man’s Sky and the Angst of an Endless Universe

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Lamenting the loss of video-game worlds

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That Dragon, Cancer and finding grace in grief

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Soma and the sting of death

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The human complexity of Her Story

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Dying Light and the limitations of violence

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The vain voluntourism of Far Cry 4

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Destiny: a video game blind to its own beauty

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Watch Dogs and wielding knowledge with grace

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When video games are designed for disempowerment

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Top Ten 2013: Video Games

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Why is Grand Theft Auto’s misogyny still getting a pass?

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Mourning and hoping alongside That Dragon, Cancer

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Rogue Legacy: a (virtual) life well lived

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A new call for Christian engagement with video games

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Playing BioShock Infinite while Mom watches

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The cultural mandate of SimCity

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TC Top Ten: Video Games

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Halo 4 and the cost of salvation

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Freedom and consequence in Dishonored

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The art of empathy in Papo & Yo

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Spec Ops and moral complicity

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How Diablo 3 and Journey of Jesus do the same thing

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Journey and the value of companionship

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Sovereignty and responsibility in Mass Effect 3

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TC Top Ten: Video games

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'Skyrim' and the danger of self-serving stories

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Batman, mercy and 'Arkham City'

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