RandyDawson
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One one hand you seem to be saying God is going around killing people.
And on the other hand you are saying man cannot do what God is doing.
Only those that need killing should be killed, right?
Failed execution of female murderer
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One one hand you seem to be saying God is going around killing people.
And on the other hand you are saying man cannot do what God is doing.
Only those that need killing should be killed, right?
Do you read the bible the same way you read my posts? I sure hope not. I said God decided that she would not die. He holds the keys to life and death.
Rv 1:18 I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.
He has killed MANY. He doesn't need our permission. I.E. Genesis.
EXACTLY! He is righteous. We are sinners. NOBODY is qualified to kill people for any reason! Especially Christians!
John 8:7 "He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first."
Who needs to be killed? NOBODY! Intentionally killing people is MURDER and will be found so on Judgment Day!
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amigo de christo
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i myself already follow the laws set up by govt and etc . But as you said , NOT when they violate God .
Years ago i myself was in the USMC . now the only reason i told you that was
to let you know that IF the govt passed a draft and i got selected , I would refuse to pick up arms .
And i let you know i was once USMC to let you know i aint anti anything . Cept what is contrary to GOD .
As i said they can pry the bible from my cold d ead fingers . But until then
ITS the WORD and words of GOD i shall honor , thus of Christ .
Which includes THERE BE ONLY TWO genders randy . male and female .
And man is also not t obe with man or woman with woman .
Taken
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Failed execution of female murderer…
Why doesn’t TRY, TRY, TRY again work for the Justice system?
Why are you obsessed with killing her? There ain't no "Justice system". But there will be on Judgment Day.
Rom 13:1-4, Acts 25:11, NT support for punishment befitting the crime
For if I be an offender, or have committed any thing worthy of death, I refuse not to die:
On death row she will have the chance to turn to Christ, maybe you could visit some of them ?
Or maybe she could spend years in prison and receive Jesus. There's ZERO reason to send people to Hell!
Jas 2:13 He will have judgment WITHOUT MERCY who has shown no mercy!
Or maybe they could simply not do something that has the death penalty attached to it
Or maybe they didn't do it! You never sin? Ain't nobody qualified to Kill her! Why do you want to kill her? Don't you want mercy on Judgment Day?
John 8:7
7 So when they continued asking Him, He raised Himself up and said to them, "He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first."
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And this may be 'the tip of the iceberg'!
Executed But Possibly Innocent
There is no way to tell how many of the 1686 people executed since 1976 may also have been innocent. Courts do not generally entertain claims of innocence when the defendant is dead. Defense attorneys move on to other cases where clients’ lives can still be saved. It is now broadly accepted that the judicial review provided to death-penalty cases in the United States has been inadequate to prevent the execution of at least some prisoners who were wrongly convicted and sentenced to death. Some cases with strong evidence of innocence include:- Carlos DeLuna (Texas, convicted 1983, executed 1989)
- Ruben Cantu (Texas, convicted 1985, executed 1993)
- Larry Griffin (Missouri, convicted 1981, executed 1995)
- Joseph O’Dell (Virginia, convicted 1986, executed 1997)
- David Spence (Texas, convicted 1984, executed 1997)
- Leo Jones (Florida, convicted 1981, executed 1998)
- Gary Graham (Texas, convicted 1981, executed 2000)
- Claude Jones (Texas, convicted 1989, executed 2000)
- Cameron Todd Willingham (Texas, convicted 1992, executed 2004)
- Sedley Alley (Tennessee, convicted 1987, executed 2006)
- Troy Davis (Georgia, convicted 1991, executed 2011)
- Lester Bower (Texas, convicted 1984, executed 2015)
- Brian Terrell (Georgia, convicted 1995, executed 2015)
- Richard Masterson (Texas, convicted 2002, executed 2016)
- Robert Pruett (Texas, convicted 2002, executed 2017)
- Carlton Michael Gary (Georgia, convicted 1986, executed 2018)
- Domineque Ray (Alabama, convicted 1999; executed 2019)
- Larry Swearingen (Texas, convicted 2000, executed 2019)
- Walter Barton (Missouri, convicted 1993, executed 2020)
- Nathaniel Woods (Alabama, convicted 2005, executed 2020)
- Marcellus Williams (Missouri, convicted in 2001, executed 2024)
Executed But Possibly Innocent | Death Penalty Information Center
There is no way to tell how many of the 1686 people executed since 1976 may also have been innocent. Courts do not generally entertain claims of innocence…
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Fact: For Every 8 Individuals Executed in the Modern Era, One Other Death-Sentenced Person has been Found Innocent.
Since 1973, 200 death-sentenced people have been formally exonerated, while over 1,630 individuals have been executed. Others have been posthumously exonerated after their executions. In a landmark 2014 study, the National Academy of Sciences found that 4.1% of condemned individuals in the United States are likely innocent, which they remind is a conservative estimate. DPI tracking indicates that from 2000 to 2020, there were an average of 4.29 exonerations per year.
deathpenaltyinfo.org
Justice?
Since 1973, 200 death-sentenced people have been formally exonerated, while over 1,630 individuals have been executed. Others have been posthumously exonerated after their executions. In a landmark 2014 study, the National Academy of Sciences found that 4.1% of condemned individuals in the United States are likely innocent, which they remind is a conservative estimate. DPI tracking indicates that from 2000 to 2020, there were an average of 4.29 exonerations per year.
Facts About the Death Penalty – Has an Innocent Person Ever Been Executed? | Death Penalty Information Center
An undeniable truth of the death penalty is that it carries the inherent risk of executing innocent individuals. Many may believe that the execution of an…
Justice?
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RandyDawson
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Well I certainly wasn't demanding she be sent to Hell like several here who incredibly profess to be Christians!
IOW, NO MERCY! Did God give YOU mercy?
Jas 2:13 He will have judgment WITHOUT MERCY who has shown no mercy!
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