>
> When properly translated as "thou shall not do murder" instead of simply
> "kill" the dilemma becomes less vexing. This is an old thread but an
> interesting one. There are legal and justifiable killings. There are those
> that are neither legal nor justifiable and they are called "murder" and
you
> pay the penalty if caught doing that.
>
I still prefer the harder translation, even though I do agree with what
you're saying. Anything that takes away opportunities for semantic sophistry
is fine by me.
Matt
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