Arkansas Set To Execute 8 Inmates over 10 Day Period in April

I'm trying to get at what you consider "true Christianity".

No, he isn't "equating." He's drawing an analogy. Perhaps you've heard the term?

You're the writer. You should be familiar with the term.

Beliefs and practices as set forth in the New Testament taken in their totality.

So, just the Bible stuff for your family, or did you do wreaths, trees, and Santa?

Suggesting you aren't.

I've written lots of things. Just to this point never been paid for it.

And yet you don't know what an analogy is. Remarkable.

To me Christmas as celebrated in the U.S. and the west is strictly a secular holiday.

So does that mean you celebrate it?

Of course they were criminals. They were Jews. What kind of fake Christian are you?

But there's a war on it?

What are you talking about?

I tolerate it as a widely accepted social convention that I do not agree with.

Kind of like prayers at football games and other public venues

Okay, so a certain amount of Paganism is tolerable, but the level displayed by SS officers isn't.
At what point does it become unacceptable?
And how do you arrive at this conclusion?

No one has linked to Another One Bites The Dust yet? WF is slipping.

Where one starts deliberately harming innocent life would be a good place.

So, no animal sacrifice then?

Unless someone gets to eat the sacrifices. I could use some chicken right about now. Hmm, tasty, tasty chicken.

I was referring to "innocent HUMAN life" but as far as I know animal sacrifices not part of New Testament worship.

Luke 2:22-24

Okay, but you said....

Why does the Christian get the exemption, but not the Pagan?

Irrelevant

Christianity began after Christ died, was resurrected and then ascended into heaven. Which is what I refer to as "New Testament worship"

Garamet full well knows this but quite dishonestly misrepresents what I've said.

Very typical

Christians are servants of God. Servants of God go to heaven. Pagan's by definition are not servants of God and thus don't go to heaven.

So, can the Christian executioner go to Hell for any reason?

If he stops following the commandments of God and stops repenting and seeking forgiveness of his/her sins. Note this is still an issue among contemporary Christians who have for more than two millennia argued regarding "once saved, always saved".

In my best judgement in regards to the state of a person's soul prior to their death, there is no such thing as "always" because we remain free moral agents.

How did you come to believe this?

I thought that was the Wehrmacht.