re: Killing people who are not attacking you or your countrymen is MURDER and anti-Christ

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"Experts say" quoted Roger...

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I knew you (nor none of your cult) would actually read the link

You said a whole lot to not answer a direct question…I ask again, “Are you saying the killing of these humans made in God’s image without any due process or PROOF they’re threatening serious bodily harm against US citizens is just?”

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Who is this stupid alt clown?

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redneck hippie

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You said a whole lot to not answer a direct question…I ask again, “Are you saying the killing of these humans made in God’s image without any due process or PROOF they’re threatening serious bodily harm against US citizens is just?”

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I'll take that question. if theyre running drugs, and they are, I don't care where to, they are transporting death. Take them out.

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the Gospel of Jesus Christ

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There's no such thing as Jesus never wrote a Gospel.

The most common standard (Chicago Manual of Style, SBL Handbook, many Bible translations and commentaries, etc) for differentiating the writings of the Gospels from the gospel is the capitalization. When capitalized, Gospel essentially means "the writings of..." which is why we see "the Gospel of Mark," instead of "the gospel of Mark".

The lack of capitalization denotes "the good news of..." such as "the gospel of Jesus Christ."

To the point of your post, in the teachings of Jesus, deliberate poisoners (drug smugglers/dealers) are to be stopped and punished by the God-ordained civil authority (which can include death), while individual disciples renounce all personal vengeance and entrust justice to God and the state he has instituted.

John 18:36 & 19:11 - Jesus before Pilate
Jesus acknowledges that Pilate has real, God-given authority to execute capital punishment

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Jesus answered, “You would have no power over me if it were not given to you from above. Therefore the one who handed me over to you is guilty of a greater sin.”

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He does not rebuke the state’s right to use the sword; he simply says his own kingdom does not operate that way.

Romans 13:1–4 (written by Paul, but explicitly rooted in Jesus’ teaching about Caesar and God in Mark 12:17 and parallels)

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“The authority (ie: government) does not bear the sword in vain. It is the servant of God, an avenger who carries out God’s wrath on the wrongdoer.”

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The statement about "bear(ing) the sword” in the first-century Roman context always included the power of capital punishment.

1 Peter 2:13–14
Governing authorities are sent by God “to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good.”

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(13) Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every human authority: whether to the emperor, as the supreme authority,
(14) or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right.

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The question then isn't really whether killing certain criminals is or is not against God's law, but whether you believe a given "governor" has been sent by God to punish and condemn those who do wrongs.

For a man of god you sure changed hats into a troll pretty quick. Coke or fentanyl doesn’t matter and deep sixing those boats is quite okay to me. Any man choosing to participate in the transport of the drugs understands the risks and shows little qualms in carrying their poison to harm others. Got that slick ?

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Cocaine isn't baby powder.

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It also isn't a drug people are accidentally overdosing on. Negligently perhaps, most certainly not accidentally.

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death to everyone edicts

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No, not everyone. Yes to the following, though:

Drug makers
Drug runners
Drug dealers

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redneck hippie

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Makes sense.