I suggest we all get some rest and reconvene

• Theologian trading cards are coming soon!
• A new blog: The Evangelical Calvinist
• And another one: Paul Griffiths
  
• A fantastic post on Augustine's De Trinitate
• A liturgy for a miscarried child
• On Inglourious Basterds and the ethics of cinematic violence
• A compilation of audio resources for theology
• Audio Foucault lectures
• A revealing study of the cost of humanities journals
• John Colwell's new book reflects theologically on his struggles with bi-polar disorder
• Christian theology of religions blog conference: call for papers
• A journal issue devoted to the work of William Cavanaugh
• Andrew with the best F&T posts on Karl Barth (thanks Andrew!)
• Another reflection on the awesome kids' band, Butterflyfish
• Why men shouldn't be ordained
• Analogia entis revisted
• Rowan Williams does a little Hegeling
• And Rowan on how to be accessible without being banal
• On David Bazan and poetry
• A long and remarkable interview with Marilynne Robinson
  
• A new live Tom Waits album coming soon

• Finally, my curiosity got the better of me: I just had to see Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus. Is it really as bad as everyone says? No. It's worse – much worse. In my favourite scene, the characters are discussing the impending global catastrophe: "Civilian casualties have already skyrocketed on both sides of the world.... This cannot be allowed to happen. The devastation of marine life [would be] unimaginable. Miles of oceans would be poisoned with fallout. Also the potential for coastal damage and human casualties are extremely high. Plus massive tidal waves. We'd better think of something fast." After a solemn pause, our hero replies: "I suggest we all get some rest and reconvene."
• (Oh, and the sign pictured above is thanks to Jason.)