Another one bites the dust

Requiem aeternam dona eis.
(Is it, however, disqualified from Christian burial since it was euthanised?)

Rory discusses Hart's The Doors of the Sea

For the many who have read D. B. Hart's little book The Doors of the Sea: where was God in the tsunami?, you might be interested to join the discussion over on Rory's blog. He's just finished this fascinating little tome and has begun a series of chapter summaries.

The problem of evil - and the problem with theodicies - was an early theme of this blog (especially in this series), and Hart's book has been a source of further reflection.

Link love

It's been a while since I've shared the love.

Alastair posts some Thoughts on Rowling's revelation that Dumbledore is gay.

Michael has discovered Hart's often breath-taking The Doors of the Sea and offers some reflections upon providence.

Rory is reflecting upon lessons learned about churches (big and little) while in the UK recently.

Frank has noticed a worrying tendency in Christian responses to climate change.

Mark has been posting some (more lengthy) thoughts on creation science (or as MPJ would say: 'creation' "science"). I've just linked to the first few posts in a series that already contains eleven lengthy posts.