The Human Factor of the Canaanite Genocide [Part 6]
Welcome to part 6 of this series. We will focus on common apologetic defenses of biblical genocide and the justifications given for them, and why they do not succeed as […]
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Category Archives: Old Testament
Divine Violence & Genocide in the Book of Joshua
Lecturer comment: You have done well to set a highly academic tone at the outset, with excellent substantiated evidence to support your first point with well-referenced scholarship here and following […]
Examining Divine Biblical Genocide: Reprobate Culture [Part 5]
Welcome to part 5 of this series. We will focus on common apologetic defenses of biblical genocide and the justifications given for them, and why they do not succeed as […]
Examining Divine Biblical Genocide: We Don’t Understand the Depravity of Sin [Part 4]
This is the third response in this series. We will focus on common apologetic defenses of biblical genocide and the justifications given for them, and why they do not succeed […]
Why Christians Need to Respond to Christian Apologetic Defenses of Biblical Genocide [Part 2].
Part 1 – New Blog Series. Part 3 – Genocide, the Problem of Canaanite Children & Collateral Damage. I wish to make it well known at this point that it […]
Examining Divine Biblical Genocide: Genocide, The Problem of Canaanite Children & Collateral Damage [Part 3]
Here we will focus on common apologetic defenses of biblical genocide and the justifications given for them, and why they do not succeed as providing a rational justification for God’s […]
Historiography & Historiographical Development
F.E. Deist’s intent is to illustrate the rich multi-faceted nature of the study of history (historiography), and he seeks to challenge a naive monolithic concept that history is merely “a […]
The Challenge of God’s Violence in the Old Testament.
In his work renowned Old Testament scholar Walter Breuggemann explains that there is a “troublesome question” that continues to cause significant discomfort for Christians seeking to take the Bible seriously, […]
Do Serpents Really Speak? Genesis as a Tale [Part B].
Do Serpents Really Speak? Respond to this question in light of your understanding of the form of Genesis as a tale. Pentateuchal Studies. March Achieved [Part B]: To come. Lecturer […]
The Authorship of the Pentateuch: Multiple or Single Authorship?
Historical tradition holds that Moses collected, edited, compiled and wrote the Pentateuch/Torah (the first five books of the Bible) (1). A contemporary advocate of such a view would also point […]
