Biblical law declares that restitution must prevail: if a man steals $100, he must restore the $100 plus another $100; the criminal is penalized. In certain crimes, his restitution is his own death. In modern humanistic society, the victim is penalized. There is no restitution, and there is increasingly lighter punishment on the criminal. Without restitution, crime becomes potentially profitable, and the victim is penalized by the state. The victim is penalized by the crime, by the court costs, and the prison costs as they appear in taxation. –The Institutes of Biblical Law: Vol.1 p.38
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Justice, God's or a Humanistic Court System
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Court,
God's Law,
Justice,
Law,
R. J. Rushdoony,
Restitution
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