Meanwhile, back at the ranch…

…or, Something to keep you busy over the weekend…

…or, The Past Fortnight in the Theoblogosphere.

Well, three weeks in this case. But it’s been a busy time here at DET since the last link post with some varied and interesting material. Here’s what you may have missed.

• Karl Barth in Conversation – Teasers from David W. Congdon
• In Which I Come Out as an Ethical Foundationalist (Sort of)
• Clergy and the Church’s Theological Responsibility - Paul M. van Buren’s “Austin Dogmatics”
• No, Bonhoeffer Was Not a Martyr
• My Most Recent Publication – Review of Matthew Levering’s “Theology of Augustine”
• 2014 Annual Kuyper Prize Lecture: Nicholas Wolterstorff on Art, Justice, and Liturgy

And now for some of the most interesting stuff from elsewhere:

• Marx on Genesis 3
• When Christian Feminism is Anti-Judaic
• On Coakley's Theology
• Credo (By Way of Some Anecdotes)
• 5 reasons to consider a no-strings-attached, basic income for all Americans
• Unexplained thought of the day
• Eric Metaxas and the Egregious Misuse of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
• No Property of the Church: Eph 1:15-23
• The Reception of Judith Butler’s *Parting Ways* (Larisa Reznik)
• Osteen, Driscoll and the Masking of our Ideology
• What I tell my students in China (and what I learn from them)
• No Right to "Religious Expression"
• Milquetoast Liberal Religion Won’t Challenge Conservative Values: A History Lesson
• Was Nietzsche Right About Religion? The ghost at the atheist feast
• The Myth of Self-Suffciency and the Cracking Social Safety Net
• Creationism Is Not Being Ignored On ‘Cosmos’ — It’s Actually The Focus
• David Harvey: the crisis of capitalism this time around
• Bauckham on How God Became Jesus!
• The World Vision Reversal Interpreted
• God is (the) Real
• The Creepy Way Fathers Across the Country Are Controlling Their Daughters' Virginity
• Judaism and Zionism in Butler’s Parting Ways (Sarah Hammerschlag)
• Franklin Graham’s hateful lies and opportunism winning Huzzahs from white evangelicals
• “Go forth!” A sermon of following
• The Bitter Tears of the American Christian Supermajority - Why Christians — America’s most populous religious group — feel so victimized
• Caring too much. That's the curse of the working classes
• A Return to a World Marx Would Have Known
• Aronofsky and Noah as Midrash (or, what does that even mean?)
• The Politics of the Mob—John 19:1-16a
• [Satire] Is Not Dead (It Is Surely Alive!)
• Tikkun Olam – a review by Alistair McBride
• Why I Am Troubled by 'God's Not Dead'
• The Great Evangelical Divorce
• Do-wah-diddy doodlings
• How Climate Change Will Kill Us in the Dumbest Possible Way
• UN Human Rights Committee Finds US in Violation on 25 Counts
• Noah: Aronofsky on Obsession, Madness and Loss
• Faith in the dark: Lenten meditations on the creed
• God is gratuitous
• Church attendance manual (1): arriving late
• Reflections on Augustine’s Confessions, Book II
• A Truly Catholic Politics? A Response to Michael Baxter and William Cavanaugh
• Tikkun Olam – a review by Lynne Baab
• The Long, Lonely Job of Homo academicus
• Was Thomas Torrance Really a Calvinist? Georges Florovsky Thought So
• Reflections on Augustine’s Confessions, Book III

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