Re: Death penalty
"Karl D. Swenson" <[email protected]>
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> And I've only talked about it as a deterrent for the person being > executed. Again, that's not a deterrent, it's a punishment. **so is life. You take their liberty forever. >>The fact that lifetime imprisonment could bring danger to those guarding >> them doesn't wash for me - guards know the risk going into it. < > > Wow, the life of a guilty murderer is more worthy of protection than that of > a man/woman doing a job. Mike, you're not this stupid. **And since life sentences are not always life sentences, they dont really mean anything either. > Yes humans are a fallible, we wouldn't have to punish criminals if we > weren't. But the criminal removes the possibility of grace in his/her life > when he/she chooses to take the life of another will malice and without > justification or mitigating factors. You don't get to determine when God's grace is finished. To be so presumptuous is not only terrifying, but contemptible. It's truly difficult for me to imagine greater hubris. God commanded you not to murder, and you're going to demand that He step aside while we exact our vengeance? Count me out, please. **God also commanded a murderer be put to death didnt he? You obey on one hand and ignore on the other? **No...I dont really think that, but effectively if you toss around God, you have to deal with all things He said. -- dadl-ot mailing list http://mail.thehood.us/mailman/listinfo/dadl-ot_thehood.us http://news.gmane.org/gmane.music.dadl.ot