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58. Matthew Flannagan on God and Genocide
In his bestselling 2006 book The God Delusion, Richard Dawkins throws down the gauntlet against the Judeo-Christian God. While much […]
Bible, biblical ethics, biblical violence, Did God really command Genocide?, divine command, ethics, genocide, interview, Matthew Flannagan39. Matthew Flannagan on God, ethics, and divine commands
Some time later God tested Abraham. He said to him, “Abraham!” “Here I am,” he replied. Then God said, “Take your son, […]
Bible, biblical violence, divine command, ethics, hermeneutics, interview, Matthew Flannagan, metaethics, podcastIf God told you to sacrifice your child, would you?
Jerry Shepherd believes that “The confession that Christ is Lord has to mean something.” Agreed. He then goes on to […]
divine command, ethics, Jerry ShepherdThree theses on devotional child killing
The article I presented at the Atlanta SBL meeting, titled “‘I want to give the baby to God’: Three theses […]
Dena Schlosser, divine command, ethics, genocide, herem, moral epistemology, natural lawI want to know what evil is
The critics never liked Foreigner much, but then their mullet-wearin’ Camaro-drivin’ fans never liked the critics much. And really, who […]
divine command, ethics, evil, moral skepticism, moral virtue, moralityThe day God (didn’t) command a father to kill his child
Some quick background At the already mentioned evening of fun and frolic at SBL in Atlanta, I rediscovered something I […]
divine command, human sacrifice, problem of evil