
About this podcast
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
About this podcast
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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