Theos-Talk Archives (July 2001 Message tt00005)

No, it is not a sin against nature. Every living thing
on this earth will die, with many of those deaths
being far more violent and grisly than an execution.

An individual does not have a right to learn. An
individual only has a chance to try to learn. If an
individual loses that chance through her own violent
proclivities and disrepect of others, then that
individual has herself to blame.

Chris

--- toy77@aol.com wrote:
> Well - in rereading what I wrote yesterday I saw
> that I made a serious error. 
> I did not mean to say the there are no SPECIFIC
> teachings about capital 
> punishment - what I meant to say was there ARE
> specific teachings. Judge's 
> article is clearly specific. 
> 
> Whether we have the right to kill anyone is another
> question. If all and any 
> progress can only take place on this plane we take
> away an individual's right 
> and opportunity to learn. It is a major sin against
> the individual and all 
> of nature.
> 
> Myrra Lee
> 
> 
> 
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