Category: Ethics

Ethics, Jimmy Stephens, Thomism1 Comment

What’s Evil?

TheSire

Here’s a question I had Jimmy answer: Like I don’t know exactly what constitutes this property, what is it, what is its relation to the thing? How does it emerge, from what principle etc? Here’s Jimmy’s thoughts: What’s “this” property? First of all, if you didn’t know what the property is, then you could just say that to God any time he attributes the property in Scripture. So this is a problem only for someone who’s not consistently aimed at a BIblical theology of evil. Second, if you didn’t know what the property is, you couldn’t be held responsible for … Continue reading What’s Evil?

capital-punishment, Ethics, Jurisprudence1 Comment

Should we Abolish the Death Penalty? Biblical Arguments

TheSire

This is more of the religious arguments surrounding the Death Penalty from this conversation: https://spirited-tech.com/2022/06/27/should-we-abolish-the-death-penalty/ MM said: The woman caught in adultery: Yes, it is true that people doubt whether this story belongs in the Bible, who wrote it, where … Continue reading Should we Abolish the Death Penalty? Biblical Arguments

capital-punishment, Ethics, Jurisprudence, politics1 Comment

Should we Abolish the Death Penalty? Practical Arguments

TheSire

I have been engaging in a dialogue over the Death Penalty. I wanted to share some of it with my readers. For the other part of this conversation: https://spirited-tech.com/2022/06/28/should-we-abolish-the-death-penalty-biblical-arguments/ MM said: I will present the not quite as religious arguments … Continue reading Should we Abolish the Death Penalty? Practical Arguments