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gov perry already said he will make sure hasan is executed, if he makes it to trial.
I hope they don't as long as the Military puts him to death. For Tx to try him as well would be show boating and waste of taxpayers money. I never understood the whole feds try someone then the state try the person. Try em and fry em. You can only kill them once.
I’m sick of being politically correct about this.
Even if this was stress he made it about religion when he yelled God is Great in Arabic.
Hope they feed him plenty of pork chops in the hospital. He deserves every bit if humiliation they can provide him as far as I am concerned. Give him a fair trial and then hang him
While Judaism and Christianity didn’t start out as peaceful religions and have killed in the name God. They are not doing now or here. Islam is not that new of a religion. Don’t quote me but didn’t Islam start around 600 yrs after Christianity. Does it say in the New Testament to kill people? While I’m not being PC I would like to add that if you move to this country then you should expect that your children are going to become westernized. Don’t run them down in a parking lot for it. When you move here leave your laws and customs in the country that you trying to escape from. If your laws and customs say that women can’t wear pants and you want to enforce that then stay in that country. I wouldn’t go to another country and think that because I’m American that American laws and customs should apply.
You are on a roll, dear sir!
Luke 19:27 But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me.Hmmm, seems to me that's saying kill those that don't believe.....
Kari, I believe you are taking a Scripture out of context here. I've always believed that one gets very little from a single Scripture as Scripture interprets Scripture - it must be viewed as whole and in it's entirety. Jesus was telling a parable and it is eschatological in nature and applies to the time of Christ's return. In essence He was saying that whatever you are given you are to be faithful with - and then you will be given more. Christ will then be the one to dole out the "rewards" and "punishment" (spiritual death) - not man.
You assume I am taking it out of context, fundamentalists...Jewish, Islamic, Christian, use such versus' (in their scriptures) to justify their behavior. It was asked "does it say in the New Testament to kill people", and yes, it does. Who are you to assume how your Jesus meant it? You may wish to believe that Christianity is a peaceful religion, BUT it's all about interpretation! Just as those who have killed Doctors, that performed abortions, and insist that they are justified because of THEIR interpretation of scripture. Not all Christians are abortion Doctor killers, BUT all abortion Doctor killers HAVE been Christian. Look at the women, in the past 10 years, who have killed their children, or allowed their children to die....due to their religious belief. A little research will show that every one of them, were Christian, and they justified the murders using their religion.It is way too easy for each of us to profess what a wonderful religion we may be part of, and look at the worse of other religions. It is far more difficult to take a long hard look at our own religion, it's beginnings, and it's scriptures.
It was asked "does it say in the New Testament to kill people", and yes, it does.
Kari, I really don't want to argue with you on this as I believe we have much more in common than what we disagree upon. However, to say that the NT commands murder from this verse is more than a stretch. Jesus was telling an allegorical story to illustrate a central truth. Anyone that dissects a parable and tries to make each part of it a fundamental view of Christianity is truly missing the point (and you are right, that is where we get some really hair-brained theology).The Bible is full of rich metaphors that are not to be taken literally. Jesus isn't a real vine, I'm not really a branch but the symbolic nature of a teaching like that can be very enlightening.
Seeg, surrender now. She won't give in or give up.
Yet there are many on here that say the verses are to be taken literally...So once again it boils down to personal belief...In all things, not just religion, we all believe what we CHOOSE to believe.