The death penalty.

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sapphi_snake said:

rocketpig said:

I kinda figured the pro-choice/anti-death penalty crowd would use that reasoning.

On the other hand, how do the pro-life/pro-death penalty advocates defend their stance?

The irnoy is that these individuals also are generally the religious croud, which makes their stance all the more odd.

Fanatical Christians and fantaticals Islam believe religion must be applied to society without question. Religious conservative fundamentalists. Shari'a law is application of conservative religion to law and order which governs society, very similar to the ultra conservative applications of Catholicism pre-16th century.

Religious fundamentalists want to see the reformation of church and state and the laws must strictly apply religious doctrine.