Death Penalty Religion

The concept of death is being diminished by our society’s assumptions. It 's letting a court rule whether a man or a woman gets to live in a jail cell or die on a jail table. The ruling that the court provides to elicit fear in those accused of a crime that rattles a society. Rattling that lets those convicted envision the grim reaper at their cell door on that set date instead of a spontaneous point in time. Eliminating any sort of speculation in the convicted to insure that the passing will be done in manner of set morals and justice. With morals some individuals set their own standards of an appropriate conviction towards a heinous crime. Standards are then sometimes set by a biased implication. An implication that states the outcome of the case and the punishment level of the defendant. The biased decision sometimes not even being the correct form of justice, but a name to put on a case file for it to be closed and sealed forever.
In the case of Patrick D. Murphy where the specific killing location where it took place determines his sentence …show more content…
The death penalty has come to the point where religion is taking a stance. Where people want to take action, and be informed instead of assume by rumor and uneducated judgement of those around them. The September addression to congress is a way to support those convicted. It offers a religious foundation to heal spiritually.Religious rehabilitation sends the message in attempt to inspire others and help the victims of the crime. In relation to the opposing stance the Pope’s message is creating a rehabilitation method. The message is not just influencing people, it’s affecting the lives of many people, and it’s affecting the victims of this situation to help them heal. It is creating awareness towards the cause, and is having more people have an opinion on the