In this episode I present my research paper on Psalm 137 (one of the so called Imprecatory Psalms) where I explore how it is to be understood and applied within it's historical and textual context, the Christian canon and should be applied to the Christian church despite its violent imagery.
 
You can find the paper <a href='http://www.academia.edu/16974677/Violence_Worthy_of_Worship_How_Divine_Wrath_Prevents_Personal_Vengeance'>HERE</a>.

In this episode I present my research paper on Psalm 137 (one of the so called Imprecatory Psalms) where I explore how it is to be understood and applied within it's historical and textual context, the Christian canon and should be applied to the Christian church despite its violent imagery. You can find the paper HERE.

In this&nbsp;episode I present my research paper on Psalm 137 (one of the so called Imprecatory Psalms) where I explore how it is to be understood and applied within it's historical and textual context, the Christian canon and should be applied to the Christian church despite its violent imagery.
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You can find the paper <a href="http://www.academia.edu/16974677/Violence_Worthy_of_Worship_How_Divine_Wrath_Prevents_Personal_Vengeance" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>.

Violence Worthy of Worship

Bringing you discussions, interactions, reviews and content related to the best academic literature on Biblical, theological and philosophical issues today from a former Reformed Protestant turned Classical Theistic Humanist.

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