Never trust a millionaire quoting the Sermon on the Mount

Sorry it's been so long since my last round-up post. Some of these links are from a while back now, but still well worth checking out:

• The recent Holy Spirit in the world today conference is available in audio (includes Rowan Williams, Jürgen Moltmann, Miroslav Volf, David Ford)
• T. F. Torrance's lectures on the "Ground and Grammar of Theology" (one of his best books) are available in audio
• Michael Jensen on martyrdom as an affirmation of life
• Simon During with a great piece on Catholicism, conservatism and antihumanist politics
• Jim on R. S. Thomas, the crucified God and metaphysical humility
• On Philip K. Dick and Heidegger
• Evan unearths an interesting detail about Sarah Coakley
• Jason's series on William Stringfellow is growing to gargantuan proportions
• Flannery O'Connor and theological writing
• Jamie Smith on David Kelsey's Eccentric Existence
• Barry Spurr on T. S. Eliot's faith
• Finding Barth in Berlin
• Rick Floyd on disability and grace
• Ben Zimmer on the language of Mad Men
• Nancy Bauer discusses Lady Gaga and feminism (I admit it: the music does nothing for me, but I find Lady Gaga's videos absolutely enthralling. Inception is child's play compared to the dark imaginative vision of some of these videos.)
• Mike Bird on Ernst Käsemann and discipleship
• Davey reviews a new Calvin book by Paul Helm
• A sermon on Romans 13: obeying the state?
• Sacred tensions at the World Trade Center 
• A news piece on Princeton Seminary's wonderful Special Collections
• Anyone know what John Howard Yoder was working on when he died?
• Logos releases the Adolf von Harnack collection
• Dan comments on the great new Arcade Fire album, The Suburbs
• And David emerges from hibernation to review an Arcade Fire concert