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Actually, we do have the right to judge which lives to take away. The bible was quite clear to the jews of the O.T. what behaviors warranted the death penalty (as it were). I don't recall the practice of putting people to death going away with Christ's arrival here. He came to fullfill the law, not abolish it. Though we would have a population crisis if we put all of the adulterer's to death, that does not mean that if we chose to do so - that it would be unbiblical.

Larbear, Christianity.com Forums 5 Comments [12/1/2003 12:00:00 AM]
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Quantum Mechanic

Let me be the first to suggest that you die in a fire.

2/5/2012 6:23:55 AM
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Dr.Shrinker

Ah, so Jesus' execution was justified, got it. Be sure and tell him that when you see him.

2/5/2012 7:37:47 AM
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rw23

Let me guess: you want to be the one doing the judging, and not be the judged. Because if you ever answered back to your parents or ever wore clothes of two different types of cloth, you're fucking dead meat.

2/5/2012 11:08:19 AM
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Canadiest

You do know the history of this belief too, I assume. Killing people for their possesions or to control the masses based entirely on made-up accusations of witchery or Satanic worship. Torture state dictatorship such as the dark ages.

Fundies think they'll be sitting pretty in such a world but you'll be just part of the impoverished minions slaving away for your masters.

2/7/2012 7:27:30 AM
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Well, I suppose then the historical connection between serial killers and Christianity shouldn't come as a big surprise.

Edit: The article isn't terribly well-written, but the figures are verifiable.

2/7/2012 10:47:15 AM
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