Question for Debate: Are people morally responsible for things they do which are legal? Is punishing them righteous?
This hundred-year-old woman was successfully brought to justice for her complicity during the Holocaust. She was a typist.
This CEO who sacrificed lives by delaying and denying care so he could profit was just assassinated.
Are these justifiable actions? Do people have a right to know what they'll be punished for before they do it? Can a government be so darn corrupt that their gold stamp of innocent no longer means anything? What is moral to do, when a corrupt government denies justice?
Moral Responsibility
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Re: Moral Responsibility
Post #2God does judge sins whether small or great. Immorality and sins of immorality are wrong.Purple Knight wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2024 10:42 pm Question for Debate: Are people morally responsible for things they do which are legal? Is punishing them righteous?
This hundred-year-old woman was successfully brought to justice for her complicity during the Holocaust. She was a typist.
This CEO who sacrificed lives by delaying and denying care so he could profit was just assassinated.
Are these justifiable actions? Do people have a right to know what they'll be punished for before they do it? Can a government be so darn corrupt that their gold stamp of innocent no longer means anything? What is moral to do, when a corrupt government denies justice?
