A moral God?

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> Matthew Bell

> If you accept that killing in war by the defensive/offended party is

> justified and lawful then you have to consider whether the acts against

> Amalek were such, i.e. acts of war by the defensive party (Amalek first

> attacked Israel), and therefore justified and lawful killings.


BAKKE
Defending yourself does not justify any and all acts that one may choose
to commit in response to being attacked.  

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