Here is Wes' recent paper, "Did God Command Genocide? A Challenge to the Biblical Inerrantist", Philosophia Christi 11:1 (2009), pp. 7-26.
This paper really needed to be written.
UPDATE: Paul Copan has written a rejoinder to Morriston's paper. It can be found here. A tip of the hat to TKD for the link. I leave it to the reader to decide whether Copan's reply is adequate.
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Apparently Paul Copan has written a response to Wes Morriston.
http://www.epsociety.org/library/articles.asp?pid=63
Thanks for the link, TKD!
Christian apologists are trying to remove some of the negative connotations that the word 'genocide' has become encrusted with in recent years.
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