Blaise N
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- Jul 4, 2021
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Yes I find the death penalty legal.EXCEPT for one instance,if a person,male of female,commits the worst crimes against humanity,such as cannibalism,mass murder,sex trafficking,child molestation,enslavement,terrorism,etc.and they are sentenced to death,if they show true heartbroken remorse for their actions,and repent and ask for Jesus’ forgiveness,they ought to be shown leniency.However if a person shows no remorse at all,and laughs and brags of their crimes they ought to be executed.Just thought I'd get a Christian perspective on the issue, I can always use more viewpoints on the matter.
I'll start with my view but don't let this affect your answer: I think we should do away with the death penalty because I believe given enough time everyone has the opportunity to repent and change from the wrong they've committed. Though I know this may be difficult because those being considered for the penalty have already done some serious stuff and it may be difficult to think of God or the state eventually pardoning or forgiving them.
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