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Explain how a Christian would want a criminal who committed a crime to be treated.


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Explain how a Christian would want a criminal who committed a crime to be treated.

... Name one crime you consider to be serious. Explain how a Christian would want a criminal who committed this crime to be treated. (A02 - lifestyle) One crime that I consider to be serious is murder. In our society today there are various punishments for crimes committed in our society. However I believe for the seriousness of this crime that a prison sentence is a fair and Christian punishment. Many people believe that for a murder capital punishment should take place. However all Life is sacred and God made life so only God can take it. A prison sentence is an ideal form of punishment in a Christian's eyes because it keeps the person who may be a danger to society of the streets; it enables the person who has committed the murder to have time to think and examine their conscience as to what they have done, reform as

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