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Originally Posted by Nell
Your reply is not in question.
The context, as you have quoted, is Chris Watts and his crimes against his family and indeed against society. What about Chris Watts? In which category do you perceive Chris Watts? Proud or humble? Has Chris Watts realized his lack/s? Has he acknowledged that he is sick?
Chris Watts represents sin, lawlessness, depraivity...how is this not part of the discussion on "love"? "We who realize we have a lack of love" should also realize we may lack perspective on righteousness and justice as God's mandate on the people he redeemed.
Nell
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His eternal soul is in the hands of almighty God, while his ephemeral body is in the hands of the state government. His repentance may bring forgiveness from God, but the state must enforce the law and apply punishment. This is the way it should be.