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I wouldn't think it's a sin. Jesus calls us to love thy enemy and turn another cheek so that they can see the light themselves and have their souls saved. Those committed to needlessly undermine their fellow human being to the very end have only forfeited their own salvation.

Its sad they became evil in first place though

Psalm 58:10-11

>The righteous shall rejoice when he sees the vengeance;

>He shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked,

>So that men will say,

>“Surely there is a reward for the righteous;

>Surely He is God who judges in the earth.”

wow i`ve never heard of this case before. I was on the fence about the death penalty but it is absolutely needed even if rarely used for cases like this. I am pretty sure if i ever met any of the men who did this i would kill them myself and just accept whatever consequences that would entail. This has seriously disturbed me, i thought i'd heard it all but this…

>>737850

It is a sin if you are happy that they are going to be damned and wish them to never repent.

It's not a sin I would say that it's a virtue to be happy that they are going to receive their just punishment

Unless, of course, you don't believe in purgatory and the only way for you to be happy about justice being served is by rejoycing in their damnation. Then I have no answer for you except BEGOME GADOLIG

Yes. You should feel remorse that they have chosen wickedness over Godliness. Just don't be a pushover about it. Having a "glad he's burning" attitude is destructive to your own heart. There are a handful of prayers that mention something like this; to paraphrase "Lord forgive me, and help those I may have offended or harmed that they may not be damned over it".

It's good to get angry, to seek justice; but justice belongs ultimately to Christ. Do not hate.

>>737929

You should see the manga.

>>737949

i don't need to know this exists

>>737951

It exists as a tribute, telling her story. It stays true to the actual events, but it's respectful to the victim. It is a truly difficult read, but it is a lot better than the movie.

>>737855

>fail minor task

>seppuku

Why do bagans do this? Is it because they have no purpose other than what people tell them to do?

>>737855

What the winnie the pooh are you trying to say

You can certainly be happy that they can't do any harm anymore. Like how in the Orthodox Church we have a feast for the death of Arius.

But desiring anguish is just effeminate and childish.

They will realize they are wrong when they die, for sure. And will suffer a lot due to it. You should feel happy that they will realize they are wrong, because that's a good thing.

Not feel good about the consequences of that realization. Otherwise it's just torture to fulfill your passions.

Serious question. I don't know what religion she was, but considering she's Japanese, I can assume it is not Christianity. What are the chances she's in Hell? Not even trying to justify the criminals, what they did is proof that evil is a bottomless pit of hatred.

>>737850

Justice is good, but that's up to big G.

>>737971

If they can't do anything right and are just a burden to those around them, the least they can do (in their eyes) is remove themselves and trouble others no more.

>>738003

God is fair and merciful to all. I pray that she is in a much better place, but there really is no way to know at the moment.

if its okay for god to send people to hell, its okay for us to be glad about it as well. evil people get what they deserve, it is just, and it is good to be happy about justice. wanting someone to burn in hell simply because you don't like them is bad tho obviously and it would be better if people just repented, but they won't

>>737977

>You can certainly be happy that they can't do any harm anymore

They're out of prison now.

>>737977

>You should feel happy that they will realize they are wrong, because that's a good thing.

How can it be a good thing unless they can repen…-

You're that orthonut who insists on universal salvation, yes? That the hell-bound will bask in the same light of God as we do, but for them it will be hell, but it will transform them until even Stalin will one day turn to God, right?

You're aware none of that is supported by scripture, right?

>>738165

>Neutral Milk Hotel starts playing

>>738151

Three of them got arrested for other crimes and got caught boasting about what they've done. They're scumbags worth not living.

The other one seems to be actually repentant though.

>>738171

Also if this is against the rule delete this but the leader of the piece of shit have a google+ account

https://plus.google.com/106810360482044631266

I hope this cunt suffers a excruciating death

>>738169

What do you mean?

It depends what hell is like. If it is literal torture, of the same type Junko Furuta suffered or worse? Only, unlike her torment (which was bad enough), it lasts not 100 years, or even 1000 years, but literally forever? Think about that, a million years is not even a drop in the bucket compared to eternity. I would not wish that on anyone. I would wish that whatever punishment they get would be corrective in some way with the intent of making them understand the horror of what they did and repent, and if that is not possible to just make them cease to exist. Knowing bad people are going to be tortured forever is not a comforting thought to me, personally. But I won't question God, He can do what He wants with them.

>>738181

>Approximately 100 people knew about Junko Furuta's captivity, but either did nothing about it or themselves participated in the torture and murder.

Likely because they didn't want the same thing happening to them because of their connections. Still make them terrible people

>Prior to their deeds sure, after their deeds, nah. No loop holes or escape schemes for them, only pure holy fire forever and ever, and ever.

One of them actually did repent, the least complicit of four. Not sure if he became Christian but whatever.

>>738151

What about >>737912

>>738172

>posts some random japanese person's g+

>>737850

Wish for their repentance. When they do, the weight of their sins will become clear to them and under it they will atone, and bigger the trespass, the more they will suffer (righteously) for that atonement of theirs.

One interesting thing about this case was that she had to suffer exactly 40 days. I don't think it's coincidence.

>>738176

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