Sentences with phrase «just punishment»

"Just punishment" refers to the fair and appropriate consequences given to someone who has committed a wrongdoing. It is a form of discipline or penalty that is in line with the offense committed, aiming to make things right or deter the person from repeating their harmful behavior. Full definition
Every 10 years unlocks a new ability so death is not just a punishment.
Those who hold public office must safeguard that trust, and those who violate their oath must incur just punishment.
And we can just imagine what Dr. Pat Deneen and other Front Hutters of the time were predicting about impending collapse as just punishment for our unnatural acquisitiveness and greed.
God is justified in His carrying out just punishment on the wicked, I.e. Noah's flood.
To me, a perfect judgement and sentence of the evil person would require more than just a punishment in eternal flame, since he would still be capable of cursing God, fostering hatred and perversion and all sorts of other humanly sinful ways while he was being eternally tormented.
@Doctor0, humans who died outside of Jesus receive just punishment forever.
It does not «reflect the seriousness of the offense,» «promote respect for the law,» or «provide just punishment for the offense.»
In time there must be once again a recognition of the fact that the worst crime a human being can commit is to plot, scheme and plan the murder of one or more innocent fellow human beings» and that the only just punishment is life for life.
Christianity is immoral from the outset... we do not allow someone who did not commit a crime to be punished as if they did it because they want to take that persons just punishment... but christianity is based on that very immorality.
Much time has been expended upon detailing the attributes of Israel's God; he was creator, sustainer, the source of all good, a God who spoke, who revealed himself, a God of judgment who brought just punishment upon the wicked, but also a God of forgiveness, a redeemer God — and so on.
When God makes His covenant with Noah after the great flood, promising never again to destroy «all flesh,» this promise is fulfilled in part through government, which, by executing just punishment, enacts fitting retribution for crimes.
Third, just punishment requires no warrant beyond requiting evil, for the restoration of justice is good in itself.
Second, without just punishment evil can not be requited.
Making it 16 games, a record, seems like just punishment for the Toffees stealing a point against us last month.
This kind of information is especially important for new pet owners or those who see containment as just a punishment for their pet.
We (humans) are «worthy of death» (not just punishment) from the moment we are born, since we are «flesh,» and therefore «sin.»
Instead, the court reflexively treated acquitted conduct in the same way as convicted conduct without properly considering whether the enhancement would promote respect for the law and provide just punishment for the convicted offense.
[48] Judges looking to assess a fine should also consider the factors in the federal sentencing statute in calculating the amount, including the seriousness of the offence, promotion of respect for the law, provision of just punishment for the defendant and its deterrent factor.
It sounds more like you think that an unintended pregnancy is a just punishment for women who are such who.res that they have s.ex, and maybe lots of it, outside of marriage.
Religion has little to do with ethics... for example... is it right for you to allow someone else to accept your just punishment... of course not, we do not allow that in our legal system, because it is not ethical... but your religion is based on that one unethical behavior.
it would be interesting to see what you think a just punishment for not believing in «god» is... simply not believing the stories that MEN made up, with no evidence anywhere to back it up.
Is it moral to allow another to take your just punishment?
Either this criminal is mentally stronger than most you as just by mere one sentence that God made him do so he has turned you guys into questioning and arguing about the existence of God, Religion and Faith... For a change, what about discussing the nature of his crime and a just punishment for him???... you bunch of Sherlock Holmes
Meanwhile, with the just punishment of incarceration, we reestablish social order and repress private vengeance.
There's no reward for illegality; just punishment.
I need no threat to be a good person, and can not allow someone else to take my just punishment.
Nevertheless, even murderers, if they repent before their just punishment in this world, are to be given the opportunity to become reconciled with God in the world - to - come, according to the Talmud.
It seems, though, that he sees this forgiveness as being divorced from justice, or the just punishment of the wicked.
Brutal or arbitrary punishment will not do; loving and just punishment is a necessity for the fullest achievement of character.
Your church is corrupt, your religion is set up for corruption, and the whole basis of allowing another to take your just punishment is immoral to the core.
What makes for a just punishment?
The social principles of Christianity declare all vile acts of the oppressors against the oppressed to be either the just punishment of original sin and other sins or trials that the Lord in his infinite wisdom imposes on those redeemed.28
Bob Barker So I HAVE to allow someone else to take my just punishment... this to me is one of the least moral things that one can do.
-- Allowing someone else to take your just punishment is not a sin.
Isn't allowing someone else to take your just punishment a sin?
Some even thought that the wicked would be resurrected too in order to receive their just punishment.
Yet this was a most important oversimplification, for it made possible for the Jews to accept their fate as the just punishment of God, and to accept the Torah as the book by which they would live.

Phrases with «just punishment»

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