Erm--Not responding to that last bit.

Your first statement proves my point exactly. That's been said, yes, but when? 1200s BC or something? Do you really intend to live by the same laws written in the 13th century BC? If you truely believe so, shall we also throw stones at people who plant two different crops in the same field or wear cloths made of two different kind of thread, burn to death women who have affairs with their in-laws, and be promitted to own slaves bought from neighboring countries?[/quote]

Of course not. Only 33 AD and up. I think that people's social lives, as long as it's not harming another being is their own buisness. But murder is different. It's the taking of an innocent life. Should we not make them suffer the consequences of their actions? Or do you propose total Anarchy?

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