We speak our vows in sorry whispers

• A call for mp3 theology lectures
  
• Why you should melt your Kindle
  
• On the standard assumption underlying environmental theologies (“that human interests must be restrained before nature’s rights”)
  
• Notes on a new book by my favourite contemporary philosopher: Il sacramento del linguaggio
• An Aussie seminar on Paul and continental philosophy
  
• A new article on Barth and McCormack in Westminster Theological Journal
  
• A lively discussion of conservatism and sex
  
• And speaking of conservatism, here’s a good lecture by Niall Ferguson
  
• A blog devoted to the inimitable Peter Brown (h/t Evan)
  
• Mark C. Taylor against today’s university model
  
• A narrative CV (perhaps all CVs should follow this format – it’s much more interesting than the usual format!)
• On Carl Trueman’s porky pies
  
• What does it mean to be “Reformed”?
  
• An Augustinian take on bullshit
  
• A great Carl Schmitt bibliography (h/t Danny)
• David Bentley Hart on why it’s hard to be a theologian
• And don’t forget that the great man’s new album is released within the next day – it’s real nice, and you even get to hear a bit of dark evil laughter: “I just wanna say that hell’s my wife’s home town...”
• You can also hear all sorts of nice bootlegged music here