Barth blog conference: third week

The third week of the Karl Barth Blog Conference is now underway, this time focusing on recent continental philosophy. I'll add links as the posts appear, and you can also follow the links at the top of the sidebar:

• Introduction
• Barth in Conversation with Milbank and Zizek on the Atonement (by Paul Jones, response by Adam Kotsko)
• Barth in Conversation with Alain Badiou (by Michael Jimenez, response by Geoffrey Holsclaw)
• Barth in Conversation with David Bentley Hart (by Keith Starkenburg, response by Han-luen Kantzer Komline)
• Barth in Conversation with Jacob Taubes (my post, response by Derek Woodard-Lehman)

Speaking of Taubes, a reader recently pointed out that one of my blog posts on Taubes is quoted in a recent book by the French historian and polemicist, Daniel Lindenberg: Procès des Lumières: Essai sur la mondialisation des idées. F&T: bringing you the joys of Jewish anarchism since 2005. (Not to be confused with the terrifying spectre of English anarchism.)