Most of today’s philosophy is hard push, whether one stands
alone or stands amongst a group. Yet, concepts of the Death Penalty seem
perspective. Sister Helen Prejean, “ the death penalty is a violation of to
return hate for hate and evil for evil.” “People who identify themselves as
Christians are more likely to support the death penalty.” The question is more
of Jesus of Nazareth passage, “who taught us to not to return hate for hate and
evil for evil.” Furthermore, whether this scriptural passage prohibits the
usage of the death penalty?
In
closing I may not know a lot about religion, one may say how law and the
judicial system would act on the guilty. Murder is a crime which is regarded a sin
under Christian faith. Trading hate for hate and evil for evil says it is wrong
in this passage. While I can’t speak for Christians in this spectrum of the
death penalty because I don’t know the core value or am Christian. Sorry, this
is all I wrote…
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