Frank G. Bosman

Frank G. Bosman is an Assistant Professor at the Tilburg School of Catholic Theology, affiliated with the Department of Religion and Practice at Tilburg University. His work bridges cultural theology, digital media, and ethical philosophy, with a focus on religious symbolism in video games and the intersection of theology with contemporary culture.

• Research Interests: Cultural theology, religion in digital contexts, video game hermeneutics, memory ethics, and political theology.
• Publications: Analyzes BioShock Infinite’s critique of religious control, Remember Me’s exploration of identity, and theological implications of digital technology.
• Media Contributions: Regularly comments on religious traditions (e.g., dove symbolism, Halloween origins) and papal elections for Dutch radio and print media.