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===Morality===

===Morality===

Some have questioned how a nation such as the United States that largely identifies itself as [[Christian]] (76.5%) could have 65% of Americans believing putting someone to death for a crime is acceptable<ref>http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_prac2.htm</ref> They question whether or not the [[Bible]] allows such a view.<ref>http://www.itsyourtimes.com/?q=node/3524</ref>.

Some have questioned how a nation such as the United States that largely identifies itself as [[Christian]] (76.5%) could have 65% of Americans believing putting someone to death for a crime is acceptable<ref>http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_prac2.htm</ref> They question whether or not the [[Bible]] allows such a view.<ref>http://www.itsyourtimes.com/?q=node/3524</ref>.  The 6th Commandment iss sometimes translated as, "Thou shallt not kill."  This translation suggests that executions are a sin.  The 6th Commandment is also sometimes translated as, "Thou shallt commit no murder."  According to that translation it is possible to argue whether judicial executions are or are not murder.

==== Methods in the United States ====

==== Methods in the United States ====