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The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

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efebee  No.806396

I was thinking about the parable of Barabbas. Even though Barabbas was a criminal by man's law, the people forgave him and voted for him to be set free, as so it was done. The voice of the public had preeminence over what was written in the law books.

What if our laws were amended to allow the kind of judicial forgiveness by popular vote as in the parable of Barabbas? It would allow for guilty people to be set free if enough of the public (lets say 20,000 people) deemed that the criminal's lawbreaking was justified and that they shouldn't be incarcerated. 'Criminals' such as Julian Assange would benefit.

96999b  No.806400

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>>806396

And? The last thing we need as a society is to democartize justice. We already democratized legislation and look how "well" that has gone.


60f8e3  No.806404

>>806400

Probably better democratized than commercialized as it is in this self serving corruption den atm.

>charges instead of accusation

>prosecution instead of persecution


2bd443  No.806406

>>806396

Idk about other countries, but here (Brazil) juries can forgive a murderer without stating any reason whatsoever. Doesn't make much of a difference, imo.


525223  No.806408

>>806396

Holy shit are you actually retarded? You want us to emulate the people who killed Christ using their final decision to kill Christ as a framework? Did you even think for a second before posting?


5e57d8  No.806409


65612d  No.806415

>>806400

Because no priests are pedos right


530085  No.806429

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>>806415

Has literally nothing to do with the topic at hand.

>>806404

>let's just resort to demagoguery in the justice system what could possibly go wrong?


60f8e3  No.806452

>>806429

>what could possibly go wrong?

I reckon about as much as could with a smaller groups of fallible individuals being appointed the task and in that case with even less of a chance for a solution should things go wrong. Generally speaking I don't know at what point when you reactionism trolls are deciding that you'd prefer monarchism as a replacement for democracy, overlook the blatant pitfalls in it, which are all too evident through the historical outcomes they have had globally. Seems like a merely fetishistic desire to throw mankind into an inescapable insectoid tyranny.


807001  No.806457

The lesson I got is that Barabbas is exactly the kind of man that the world as a whole prefers over Christ. They want the badass, the rebel, the guy who fights with his fists against his enemies - the typical ideal of a hero. They don't want an innocent man or one who turns the other cheek. They mock him and spit on him and tell him to "man up". And it's not just Jews who sinned here. It's all of us, every time we cheer on a hero like this or promote "freedom fighters" like this (yes, even my own country like the USA, which is founded on these very things).

And even more to the point: The ideal "badass" hero is ultimately Satan himself. He also rebelled. The only people I see who are honest about their liking for him are satanists.. who call him a champion of freedom and individuality.


6c0d34  No.806458


561f2f  No.806467

>>806457

Very interesting reading; I do believe there’s a time for the sword too, and that we are called to be “heroes” in a way that baffles the world. I’m going to just add that we are not “pacifists”, but at best we are called to fight for the truth of God and the life of the innocents and our brethren whilst putting our own on the line with no fear.

Also, en point with the image of how most heroes are but “rebels”.


5bf1ef  No.806588

>>806396

that's what you got out of Barabbas?


5e57d8  No.806590

>>806452

because the shitshow that is america didn't have a way worse result globally. lmao.

Also trusting people with justice is winnie the pooh retarded. I literally don't know how you reached the conclusion that after reading the story of Barabbas you've decided that democratic justice is the best. Are you literally retarded? what if "the people" choose another barabbas while freeing a innocent man as they did before? are you even a christian? top 10 bruh moments i've had here,damn son.


60f8e3  No.806603

>>806590

>waaaa wut if something bad happenies

Tough tinsel creampuff. Man up!


e6643e  No.806606

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>arguing about whether democratized or commercialized justice is better


fba342  No.806635

>>806396

Sort of unrelated to the thread topic, but still related to Barabbas. Doesn't Barabbas mean son of the father? Why was Jesus, literally the Son of the Father, contrasted with Barabbas, the son of the father?


cd070d  No.806660

>>806635

maybe God was trying to tell us He can make Barabbas without our cooperation, and with our cooperation He can make the Son of Man. God's desire for our cooperation is something the total depravity and irresistible grace and the universal salvation dudes don't appreciate.


07eee0  No.806664

>>806396

>Parable


bcf5b3  No.806674

>>806396

That was a one-time annual thing and we do actually have that sort of thing in the modern day. It's called a "pardon" and Governors (like Pilate was) hand them out.


578e08  No.806829

>>806660

I don't get it. Barabbas could have just been another Messiah claimant, sort of a proto-Mohammed in that regard. This I think is most likely since it is quite clear from the success of Islam that the world wants to love something other than God. The fact that they choose the false Messiah over the real one by popular acclaim just shows how corrupt mankind really is.


9527ab  No.806834

>>806829

Mohammad is not a messiah. In Islam, it is Jesus who will return and judge the world. Just FYI.


80852f  No.806850

It wasnt a parable bruh


578e08  No.806866

>>806834

>Mohammad is not a messiah…

Yes, of course anon

>In Islam, it is Jesus who will return and judge the world. Just FYI

What the hell? Strange world we live in


21f224  No.806879

>>806866

>Yes, of course anon

No, I mean nobody worships Mohammad. He's not the "Muslim Jesus". Jesus is the Muslim Jesus.

>Strange world

It's amazing what can happen when you look things up.




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