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ASchlafly: I think we need some kind of note about soldiers being "allowed" to kill; otherwise it seems they are violating the sixth commandment.
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In addition to various earthly prohibitions, the sixth<ref>[[Exodus]] 20:3-17 and [[Deuteronomy]] 5:6-21</ref> of the [[Ten Commandments]] forbids murder.  
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In addition to various earthly prohibitions, the sixth<ref>[[Exodus]] 20:3-17 and [[Deuteronomy]] 5:6-21</ref> of the [[Ten Commandments]] forbids murder. Note that soldiers in war are not generally considered to violate the sixth commandment, since war is lawful (in contradistinction to the definition of "murder", above.)
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== Degrees ==
 
== Degrees ==