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Newest Article: Why We Keep Getting the Curse of Canaan Wrong
Written by Justin Michael Reed
 
Most interpreters of Genesis 9:18–29 read with a presumption that Noah’s curse must be justified and that Ham, Canaan, or the Canaanites therefore deserve punishment. Examining problems with this pervasive “presumption of Canaanite guilt” opens alternative readings of Noah’s curse as… Read More

 

 

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