Eloy
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Murder, even by the state, is forbidden in the European Union.Only a mentally disturbed person would want to be killed and only barbaric people would have execution as a just punishment.Executing people is forbidden in the European Union on the grounds that it is barbaric.Ohio Duo’s ‘Bible-Based’ Defense Should Fail In Court | Americans United
Okay, so I'm reading enough of these articles to get the idea:
these two men someone believe that using the Bible for defense of their "strategies"
is going to do more for their defense than hold them to account for their crimes.
What part of not committing adultery, and not coveting thy neighbor's wife or servant
or anything that belongs to thy neighbor do these men not get out of the Bible?
If they cite that they are forgiven, that's fine but doesn't ABSOLVE them of
crime punishments or due process of law under CIVIL AUTHORITY
the Bible also calls adherents and believers to OBEY. Even if it means
to be persecuted as believers in order to witness to Kings.
I would LOVE to help a team of Christians answer these two men's request to be rebuked
and tried using Biblical laws alone. We might get stuck on what it means
to obey civil authority. But given other men of authority speaking the Word of God
to them, by the language and laws they request, I believe this rebuke could be done effectively.
And they would submit to God's authority.
A couple of things
I know of nowhere in the bible that justifies raping kids...so they may be committing blasphemy.....which is really really bad, in addition to raping a child which is beyond disgusting.
Also, christains do forgive as
Jesus did, but you still have to face the music. So if you kill someone you can be forgiven, but you still need to be executed
Dear Eloy if people including the convicted
agree to that punishment then it is not barbaric but consensual and willful,
if it is mutually accepted as God's will by God's laws.
If it is part of free exercise of religion, and everyone involved consents to it,
it is part of the natural laws of justice.
it depends on the case, and what is the spiritual path, process and purpose
of the people involved.
So-called "God's will" might go down well in fundamentalist religious countries like Saudi Arabia and former rebel states of the USA but secular countries have no time for Biblical dogma.
So murder and rape aren't that bad according to you. All I can say is wow!