ad hoc Christianity Episode 04 Blogosphere roundup, Jan 27, 2011

In this week’s blogosphere roundup, we bring you some of the more interesting posts that came to our attention over the last two weeks.
Arni Zachariassen (I Think I Believe): Why science and spirituality coexist
Blogging Barth:
Daniel Kirk (Storied Theology): Karl Barth Reading
Keith Reich (Know Thyself): Barth Reading Page
Kevin (Diglotting): Reading Barth: Church Dogmatics
Charles Ellwood Jones (The Ancient World Online): Schliemann Diaries Online at ASCSA
Daniel Kirk (Storied Theology): Sin Versus Suffering?, Alternative Body Politic: Christians & Tucson
Daniel O. McClellan: Review: Did the First Christians Worship Jesus? (Chapter 1)
Daniel Schultz (Religion Dispatches): The Problem with Civility
David Withun (Pious Fabrications): Marxism as a Christian heresy
Deane Galbraith (Remant of Giants): Steve Quayle on the Coming Chaos of the End Times, Urban Survivalism, and Giants
Doug Chaplin (Clayboy): Once, only once, and once for all?
Joel Watts (Unsettled Christianity): Chaplin insinuates something about Paul
G. Brooke Lester (Anumma): Fourth Aleph-Bet Learning Video
James McGrath (Exploring Our Matrix): Mythicist Eisegesis in 1 Corinthians 11
Neil Godfrey (Vridar): More charlantry from a biblical professor on mythicism
John Polkinghorne (via The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion): An Introduction to the Science and Religion Dialogue
Like a Child (Like a Child: Ramblings of a Former Scientist): Coincidence or Providence?
Matthew Malcom: (Cryptotheology): Silly assumptions in (some) NT scholarship
Michael Patton (Parchment & Pen): Questions I Hope No One Asks: Why Doesn’t God Save Everyone?
PaleoJudaica (H/T Jim Davila): Newly uncovered tunnel passes under Old City walls
Rachel Held Evans: What happened when I tried to love God with my mind
Robert Cargill: Video from Latest Dead Sea Scrolls Conference Now Available
Suzanne McCarthy (Suzanne’s Bookshelf): Lies Women Believe
T.C. Robinson (New Leaven): Wednesdays with Wright: Baptism tells a Story
Kevin Davis (After existentialism, Light) : The evangelical Bonhoeffer?
Tripp Fuller (Homebrewed Christianity): Bonhoeffer’s Religionless Christianity with Jeffrey C. Pugh
Check them out, and let us know what you think!
Episode 4 Blog roundup