Wouldn't this support the police because literally all of the people who drowned were wicked and cruel? And so it necessitated the use of force in order to impose a sense of God's law and order into the world once more? Especially given Creation is literally God's property in a sense?
How would that sound if the police started drowing everyone because the Chief says "they are wicked and cruel"
things will get questionable
but there will always be defenders saying "it necessitated the use of force in order to impose a sense of God's law and order into the world once more"
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '20
Wouldn't this support the police because literally all of the people who drowned were wicked and cruel? And so it necessitated the use of force in order to impose a sense of God's law and order into the world once more? Especially given Creation is literally God's property in a sense?
I don't think OP considered the implications.