Comments on: Evangelism – Nation to Nation http://nowthinkaboutit.com/2010/01/evangelism-nation-to-nation/ Avoiding Hackneyed...Making Sense Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:25:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: EnnisP http://nowthinkaboutit.com/2010/01/evangelism-nation-to-nation/comment-page-1/#comment-2554 EnnisP Sun, 11 Jul 2010 03:49:48 +0000 http://nowthinkaboutit.com/?p=815#comment-2554 Care to elaborate? Care to elaborate?

]]> By: Eysenck http://nowthinkaboutit.com/2010/01/evangelism-nation-to-nation/comment-page-1/#comment-2551 Eysenck Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:29:09 +0000 http://nowthinkaboutit.com/?p=815#comment-2551 F*ck this nonsense... are you mad? F*ck this nonsense… are you mad?

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]]> By: EnnisP http://nowthinkaboutit.com/2010/01/evangelism-nation-to-nation/comment-page-1/#comment-2440 EnnisP Tue, 27 Apr 2010 22:12:15 +0000 http://nowthinkaboutit.com/?p=815#comment-2440 All your questions are legit and I admit that this is not an easy issue to sort out. I will think through some of your remarks and address them at a later time. I'm actually in transition right now and have little time to do any thinking. There's also an issue TL raised that I have been mulling over for quite a while and not entirely happy yet with my response. Anyway, go well. Hope we'll talk again. All your questions are legit and I admit that this is not an easy issue to sort out. I will think through some of your remarks and address them at a later time. I’m actually in transition right now and have little time to do any thinking. There’s also an issue TL raised that I have been mulling over for quite a while and not entirely happy yet with my response.

Anyway, go well. Hope we’ll talk again.

]]> By: Judge Advocate http://nowthinkaboutit.com/2010/01/evangelism-nation-to-nation/comment-page-1/#comment-2439 Judge Advocate Tue, 27 Apr 2010 21:51:50 +0000 http://nowthinkaboutit.com/?p=815#comment-2439 The problem as I see it isn't so much that Jehovah allowed Moses to make the decision and give the order; it's that he failed to punish the perpetrators afterwards (a duty that is implicit under the "prevent future illegal acts" prong). However, since TL already addressed that issue, I won't rehash it here. Of larger concern to me is the fact that war was ordered in the first place. Even if your theory is correct, and the Midianites used their women as sexual lures to demoralize the Israelites, that still doesn't rise to the level of an "act of war" (let alone an act sufficient to justify genocide), nor would the women/children be legitimate *military* targets. Obviously, I am viewing this through the lens of post-WWII international law, and recognize that one could make a relativistic counterargument, but I would again defer to TL on that issue. Anyway, I mostly wanted to clarify how command responsibility works. Look forward to more from both of you. The problem as I see it isn’t so much that Jehovah allowed Moses to make the decision and give the order; it’s that he failed to punish the perpetrators afterwards (a duty that is implicit under the “prevent future illegal acts” prong). However, since TL already addressed that issue, I won’t rehash it here.

Of larger concern to me is the fact that war was ordered in the first place. Even if your theory is correct, and the Midianites used their women as sexual lures to demoralize the Israelites, that still doesn’t rise to the level of an “act of war” (let alone an act sufficient to justify genocide), nor would the women/children be legitimate *military* targets. Obviously, I am viewing this through the lens of post-WWII international law, and recognize that one could make a relativistic counterargument, but I would again defer to TL on that issue.

Anyway, I mostly wanted to clarify how command responsibility works. Look forward to more from both of you.

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