
Jonathan H. B. Lobl
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Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Of course. This is what Dan does. I suggest disengaging. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Yes. That is exactly what it says. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
For me -- No. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Interesting. That means when Cain killed Abel -- he did nothing wrong. Yet, he acted like a guilty person. God also seemed disturbed. A small point in passing. Cain was afraid that people would kill him. What other people were there? Besides his parents? -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
It is expectation. Once the brain shuts down, horny young Islamists -- who can't get layed -- will lose their sexual urges. Before that, they think being martyrs is their best route to eternal sex. They want to die so that they can get busy with their heavenly virgins. Life in (celibate) prison is not what they want. That is what they should get. As a standard punishment, it should calm the hormones of their peers. They will know that it won't get them what they want. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Here's a viewpoint. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
How strange. God can't do his own killing. He needs us. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Clearly, John Carpenter never priced Manhattan apartments. 😜 -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
We are now discussing death as a goal. There is also the Islamist terrorist, who wants a glorious death for the faith. He thinks it will get him entry into Paradise. We should not help him get this. He does not want life in a cell. That is what he should get. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Yes. Good point. Romans 12:19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord. In Context | Full Chapter | Other Translations -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
None at all. I was expecting it. -
Is the death penalty morally right?
Jonathan H. B. Lobl replied to Pete's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
In the majority of instances, the use of the death penalty is abhorrent. It is morally repugnant and is usually about revenge instead of justice. The legal safeguards, against misuse of the death penalty, are inadequate. Implementation is a nightmare of botched, incompetent executions. In addition, there are so many instances, where the death penalty, is outright crimes committed by the State. In China, not being loyal to the State, gets the death penalty. This includes belonging to the wrong religion. Or lacking fervor, in praise and adoration, of the President. China is renowned as a source of Human organs for transplant. Many of the "donors" are political prisoners. In Saudi Arabia, there are various ways to earn the death penalty. Being a Homosexual. Being an Atheist. Being an apostate from Islam. Being accused of blasphemy. Being a woman who is raped -- then accused of adultery. A legal death penalty is too easily abused. There are a few, rare instances, where the death penalty makes sense. They are few and far between. On balance, even these are generally not a good idea.