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Capital Punishment
Two Traditions:
Catholic - Some are for capital Punishment
Protestant - Some are against
For:
"If you live by the sword, you die by the sword" - If you live a violent life, you should expect a violent death
"An eye for an eye" - If it's a fair punishment for murder, its retribution.
"They will hear of it and be afraid" - It's a deterrent
It's the ultimate protection - they can not possibly kill again
It's a cheaper option - money could be used to help others, "Love your neighbour"
Against: If the person is proved innocent, it is too late
Gives no chance reform - "Jesus saved the adulterous woman from stoning and gave her a second chance"
If Jesus could forgive those who crucified him, surely we should show forgiveness to others
"Do not Kill" - if we use capital punishment, we are going against the 10 commandments
Human Rights Treaty states that "Everyone has the right to life." - It goes against this moral right.
Sanctity of Life - All life is sacred - Holy - God gives life, only God can take it away. Human beings playing God is blasphemy
Sanctity of Life - All Life is sacred/ God gave life, only God can take it away
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- GCSE (Religion and Authority) Religious Studies Apunte sobre Capital Punishment, creado por Shannon Carter el 23/04/2015.
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- Shannon Carter · abr 2015
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