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Scott Kincaid writes, "Deadly 'Cocktail' Is Beside the Point," at Evangelicals for Social Action.
But legal and public opinion, even Christian opinion, is not the sole
or primary source for discerning which public policy choices disciples
of Jesus should support. Ever since Jesus disarmed the religiously
proper henchmen during the execution of the adulterous woman?at the
time a crime widely thought to be properly deserving of the death
penalty?he pronounced capital punishment improper. This act was clearly
consistent with the radical idea of enemy love that Jesus preached and
lived. Capital punishment is the ultimate violation of Jesus?
exhortation to love enemies. And there are nonviolent, effective ways
of protecting society from those who have murdered, such as long-term
imprisonment...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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