A Cincinnati jacket and a sad luck dame
- A great post: Where are the Protestants?
- Karl Rahner on a theology of childhood
- The full series of responses to Nate Kerr’s book: Part 1: Joshua Davis, Part 2: David Congdon, Part 3: John McDowell, Part 4: John Wright, Part 5: Douglas Harink, Part 6: James K. A. Smith
- An excellent series responding in detail to Kim’s propositions on Darwin: 1, 2, 3, 4
- Robert Jenson to speak in New Zealand this month
- Engaging With Barth: Contemporary Evangelical Critiques is available now (with a great cover by Oliver Crisp) – see the website for info
- Rowan Williams, Barth and the nature of revelation
- The new Church Dogmatics is at the printers
- Nicholas Wolterstorff rehabilitates Christian rights discourse
- A new Aussie theology blog
- A discussion of “canonical theism”
- How to do canonical exegesis
- On a more serious note, Doug Harink's commentary on 1 & 2 Peter is coming soon – should be terrific!
- Another new book with a very cool title
- Those sex-crazed evangelicals
- A fun discussion about the Bible, meat and vegetarians
- A reflection on Woody Allen (and Karl Barth)
- Finally, I’m currently hooked on this sweet album by M. Ward, with its theologically rich lyrics: “first stop Jackson, next stop Shangri-La...”
Where did you get that new M Ward album? My usual music source doesn't have it yet.
ReplyDeleteHi Bruce. Mine came from the US. Perhaps it hasn't been released yet on this side of the Pacific?
ReplyDeleteThanks Ben. I must owe you at least three coffees by now ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe new CD coming soon in print version? Clap hands!
ReplyDeleteI'm taking credit for the M. Ward shout out.
ReplyDeleteOh yes: all thanks to Adrian for getting me hooked on this album!
ReplyDeleteHe tied a feather to the hook
for to get you to look
And by the time you know what took you,
You already took
He's got a line in the water
He's a fisher of men...
Ben. Thanks for the plug and for the link to Dave Belcher's blog.
ReplyDeleteJason (and others), just so you know, I have shut off comments on that and future posts at my blog...as I have said in my most recent post, this is simply for my own health at this point. BUT, if you have any questions or comments, you are more than welcome to send an email my way. j dot david dot belcher at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteThanks and peace.