Rev. Dr. Jason Santos visits us to discuss the intersection of game design and practical theology, the importance of adapting strategies in both religious practices and organizational systems, and the role of identity formation for youths in a rapidly changing world.
Discussions touch on the challenges of defining right and wrong in modern society, the value of intergenerational practices in religious communities, and the potential benefits of incorporating games into various settings, such as youth ministry and corporate meetings. We cover the importance of critical thinking, contextualization, and understanding the underlying reasons for religious and organizational practices.
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We envision a world where design and religion are more understood, accepted, and demystified. To do this, we want to bring people into the humanity behind design and religion, showing them the real people and honest perspectives that create both cultures.
Nate is the Head Pastor at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church https://rccpc.org/
Van is a Service Designer and Illustrator, and his work can be found at https://www.vansheacreative.com/
