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“Putting down wolves” and other chilling rhetoric
A Wolf in Sheepdog’s Clothing? A review of American Sniper
American Sniper tells the story of Chris Kyle (played by a substantially beefed-up Bradley Cooper), at 160 recorded kills, the […]
American Sniper, Bradley Cooper, Clint Eastwood, ethics, nationalism, review, warThe Hope of Holy War? A Review of The Skeletons in God’s Closet (Part 3)
Joshua Ryan Butler. The Skeletons in God’s Closet: The Mercy of Hell, the Surprise of Judgment, the Hope of Holy […]
biblical ethics, biblical violence, holy war, Joshua Ryan Butler, morality, Old Testament, review, The SKeletons in God's Closet, warTo bomb or not to bomb. Is this really a question?
The Canaanite genocide as cruel and unusual punishment in extremis
We’ve now arrived at the ninth installment of my ongoing critique of William Lane Craig’s podcast “Richard Dawkins and Driving […]
Canaanite, ethics, genocide, herem, Old Testament, Rwanda, war, William Lane CraigWilliam Lane Craig thinks the Canaanites should’ve run! (And too bad if they didn’t.)
This is the eight installment of my ongoing critique of William Lane Craig’s podcast “Richard Dawkins and Driving out the […]
Canaanite, ethics, genocide, Old Testament, war, William Lane CraigOn William Lane Craig’s defense of the Canaanite genocide (Part 5)
In the fourth installment of my critique of William Lane Craig’s podcast defending the Canaanite genocide, Matthew Flannagan reiterated an […]
genocide, Matthew Flannagan, Old Testament, war, William Lane CraigDoes Jesus go with soldiers into battle?
Can you ever have too many war documentaries?
The other day I watched the Academy Award nominated 2011 documentary “Hell and Back Again”. The film was directed by […]
Afghanistan, documentary, Hell and back again, war