Greg Boyd has been writing up a storm about the violence of certain passages in the Old Testament and what it means for Christian theology. It’s a great, though-provoking series worthy of serious reflection.
- What’s at Stake in Trying to Explain the Violent God of the Old Testament?
- The Violent Strand of the Old Testament and Our Picture of God
- OT Violence and Christian Behavior
- Could Old Testament Warriors Have Been Mistaken?
- A Defense of Eller’s Thesis
- A Critique of Eller’s Thesis
- Craigie: The Problem of War in the Old Testament, Part I
- Revealing the Horror of War: Review of Craigie, Part II
- A Negative Object Lesson: Review of Craigie III
- The Teleological Exegetical Principle and O.T. Violence
- Creach and the Command to “Utterly Destroy”
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