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Dread and Hope brings early Christian hopes concerning the consummation of the cosmos and modern apocalyptic pop-culture into dialog. Drawing from a wide range of research and media, Joshua Wise examines how figures like Antiochus IV, Damien from The Omen, the Emperor Nero, and Winston Smith from Orwells 1984 inform each other.

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Ren Girard, Theology, and Pop Culture provides a fresh and engaging introduction to and the application of Ren Girards mimetic theory. From movies to social media, television to graphic novels, the contributors explore popular cultures theological depths and challenge readers to consider what culture reveals about them.

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In Sports and Play in Christian Theology, ten Christian scholars and practitioners explore sport and play from theological, biblical, historical, and pastoral perspectives.

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This book highlights the theological, religious, and ethical significance of contemporary stand-up comedy.

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This book brings together scholars from various disciplines to think alongside Black Mirror with resources from the Christian tradition, discerning what the show and theology can teach us about how to live faithfully in a technocratic age.

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In Theology and Breaking Bad, the contributors explore the hidden theological themes woven into the show and its spinoff series, Better Call Saul.

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Theology and Game of Thrones explores themes of religion, institutional norms, and power, Christian ecclesiology, Augustinian thought, religious pluralism and representation, and theologys relationship with sexual violence and death in the HBO television series and the original A Song of Ice and Fire novels.

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Theology and the Star Wars Universe is an engaging and enlightening foray into exploring the galaxy far, far away from a theological perspective. Written for an academic audience but accessible to fans of the franchise, the book will be an excellent addition to any collection.