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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>.  The 6th Commandment iss sometimes translated as, "Thou shalt not kill."  This translation suggests that executions are a sin.  The 6th Commandment is also sometimes translated as, "Thou shalt commit no murder."  According to that translation it is possible to argue whether judicial executions are or are not murder.

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 is sometimes translated as, "Thou shalt not kill."  This translation suggests that executions are a sin.  The 6th Commandment is also sometimes translated as, "Thou shalt 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 ====