Is Murder Ever Legitimate?
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Wearing a government suit doesn't make it so, says Laurence Vance.
In the essay below, Vance wrote: "This means that not only are U.S. troops off the hook for killing tens of thousands of people in Iraq and Afghanistan (and millions in Germany, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam), but that German soldiers who killed Polish, Russian, British, French, and…
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jtl, 419: It is not only ludicrous, it reflects an insular attitude and inability to be empathetic–”we” just can’t seem to get the shoe to fit the other foot. After all, “everyone” knows that “we are there to help those people.” Try telling one of us that just after you have ransacked our house and see what you get. — jtl, 419
Legitimate Murder?
by Laurence M. Vance
Recently by Laurence M. Vance: Do Soldiers Imitate Christ?
Is killing another human being ever justifiable? Is committing acts of violence ever permissible? Is murder ever legitimate?
In an otherwise good article on self-defense, “The Use of Deadly Force in Self-Defense,” a Christian writer in the Berean Searchlight looses his way when he brings up the subject of killing in war. Here are the relevant paragraphs:
War is another area where the taking of human life is legitimate in the eyes of God. When the soldiers asked John the Baptist, “And what shall we do?” it is true that John advised them to “do violence to no man” (Luke 3:14). However, these instructions must be considered in light of the fact that he did not insist that these soldiers quit being soldiers. This means that..............
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Dick, how come I can’t get the Zemanta images and links to appear at the bottom of my posts like they do on yours? I think I am following all of the published instructions to the letter but I must be leaving a step out somewhere.