Iranian FM defended Iran's right to execute homosexuals on "moral grounds", isn't one of the main principles "not to kill" in religion?

Question

Update:

https://www.dw.com/en/iran-defends-execution-of-ga...

Answer 1

Depends on the Religion. Iran is Islamic. In Islam you can be killed for converting to Christianity.

Answer 2

They have deemed that some killings are justified.

Answer 3

That's probably after Ayatollah Khomeini has his way with them

Answer 4

Sick fvcks.

Religion is filthy.

Answer 5

You should take an hour or two to browse the Christer buybull. In short order you'll discover that not killing is as far from being a religious precept as refusing to wash is to being a basic rule of cleanliness.

Eye roll

Answer 6

Even America has death penalty for serious crimes.

@ Mark - I did not say homosexuality is a serious crime. I said death penalty is common in all countries. In Muslim countries, homosexuality is illegal and punishable by death.

• skeptik

  Lv 7

  6 months agoReport

  Actually, the death penalty is most certainly NOT "common in all countries."
  There are 195 countries. Of that number, 102 have completely abolished the death penalty, 32 still have it on the books, but have stopped carrying it out, and 6 have it only for special cases.
  It's only still used in 55.
  

Answer 7

isn't one of the main principles "not to kill" in religion?

- When did that stop any fundie.

Answer 8

sin destroys nations, dear. Maybe they looked and saw how ridiculous the west is becoming and said " we can't let sin grow like that ".

• 6 months agoReport

  You're fvcking disgusting.
  

Answer 9

"Thou shall not MURDER." Otherwise, as far as killing in the Abrahamic religions, all you have to do is open their respective books to know that isn't true.

Answer 10

NOT in the MUSLIM 'religion' ....................... you gets 'points' for killing non-Muslims ... ....................