Is capital punishment enough?

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@suzianne said
I disagree that the idea that we have free will is "unbiblical". That we have free will is a cornerstone of the Bible.

I would like to express my support for you, what you have said is true.

@kevin-eleven said
Should we try to find a way to collect the souls of convicts in bottles or some other container for further punishment guided by God but implemented by man (appropriate to the crimes, of course)?

If you could it would be wrong, and it isn't likely that he would guide you in such an enterprise, for God is a god of love and justice.

There is neither in some form of ongoing torment.

It is written Romans 6:23 "For the wages of sin is death" once you have paid that's it, and so it should be.

@medullah said
If you could it would be wrong, and it isn't likely that he would guide you in such an enterprise, for God is a god of love and justice.

There is neither in some form of ongoing torment.

It is written Romans 6:23 "For the wages of sin is death" once you have paid that's it, and so it should be.

And then the Judgement. Not until.

Unless you refer to the second death.

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To whatever extent you really exist, what would you say is your primary concern?

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Must be that time of night when you have snuffed out your higher-order mental functions and we are now only conversing with your brainstem.

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