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Violence and the Good Book: My interview with Eric Seibert
A few weeks ago I published a review of the book The Violence of Scripture (Fortress, 2012) by Eric Seibert, Professor of Old […]
Bible, Eric Seibert, ethics, hermeneutics, Old Testament, The Violence of God, violenceDoes Jesus commend the killing of children in Mark 7:10?
In “Would Jesus stone a misbehaving child?” I argued that he wouldn’t. One of my readers, Jeff, responded as follows: […]
Jesus, Old Testament, punishment, torah, violenceOn the Bad Stuff in the Good Book: A Review of Eric Seibert’s The Violence of Scripture
Eric A. Seibert. The Violence of Scripture: Overcoming the Old Testament’s Troubling Legacy. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2012. There is a […]
Bible, Eric A. Seibert, ethics, Old Testament, review, The Violence of Scripture, violenceFilicide in “biblical” perspective. But which biblical perspective?
Now I’m slowly getting caught up on some of last week’s comments. In this article I address a comment in […]
Bible, capital punishment, corporeal punishment, ethics, law, torah, violenceShould lazy teenagers be stoned?
How will the Christians know when to commence the killing?
A few months back in my essay “Might God call Christians to participate in a future genocide?” I pointed out […]
apocalyptic, genocide, pacifism, revelation, violenceChristian moral schizophrenia and psychopathy
In “Might God call Christians to participate in a future genocide?” I pointed out that Christians who believe God commanded […]
Bible, genocide, Jerry Shepherd, psychopathy, violenceWhat in hell is going on? A Review of Sharon Baker’s “Razing Hell” (Part 2)
Sharon L. Baker. Razing Hell: Rethinking everything you’ve been taught about God’s wrath and judgment. Westminster John Knox Press, 2010. […]
atonement, ethics, hermeneutics, Old Testament, Razing Hell, Sharon L. Baker, violence