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That's the title of commentary by conservative political guru Richard Viguerie in the July issue of Sojourners magazine. It's subtitled, "A conservative argues for abolishing the death penalty."On most public policy matters, Jim Wallis and I disagree. Both of us, however, do believe that the death penalty
should be abolished?although we may not agree on how that should be
done.
I?m a Catholic. Because of my Christian faith, and because I am a
follower of Jesus Christ, I oppose the death penalty. I?m a
conservative as well, and because my political philosophy recognizes
that government is too often used by humans for the wrong ends, I find
it quite logical to oppose capital punishment.
I have been criticized by some conservatives for my opposition to
the death penalty...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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