More Theological Readings of No Country For Old Men

Be sure to check out the various spin-off (or stand-alone) takes on No Country For Old Men around the blogosphere:

• Halden Doerge's reading of the film as a kind of parable of Holy Saturday;
• Brad Johnson's older, more immediate take on the film's tragic nature;
• Richard Beck's thorough and wide-ranging exploration of the film as a tale of failed theodicy.

Beck's piece in particular is superb, and highly thought-provoking. Whatever Jon and I did to contribute to this, I'm happy to have played a part.