J. Kenneth Kuntz
Biography
J. Kenneth Kuntz studied at Grinnell College, Yale Divinity School, and Union Theological Seminary (NYC). Kuntz previously taught in the Department of Biblical History at Wellesley College and served as chair of the Biblical Hebrew Poetry section of the Society of Biblical Literature. Kuntz was on the faculty of the Department of Religious Studies at The University of Iowa and taught on-line courses in its Guided Independent Study program. Kuntz wrote The People of Ancient Israel (2009).
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Theology
“"Does the subtitle of D. Mark Davis' book imply that his analysis is imprudent? Absolutely not. Judiciously, he delineates in lucid prose diverse strategies fostering a faithful, non-literal reading of 'scary' apocalyptic biblical texts. Ably demonstrating that such multilayered texts are flattened when practitioners of 'Left Behind Theology' view them through the lens of 'homotextuality,' Davis engages in a 'heterotextual' reading susceptible to the extraordinary power of poetic speech. Rather than yielding ominous predictive truth, such image-filled disclosures in Davis' investigation attest God's enduring love.”
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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