B
That's correct.
A
He, under the law he would be stoned, so we've been removed from the law, of un-, from being under the law but we're still, you know, we're still accountable to it. We don't need to back talk, but, you know, it's like God changes your heart to not do that. He changes your heart not to look upon a woman in lust. Because in the Old Testament, they could look all they wanted, just couldn't do it. But in the new, he's looking at your heart and so, I guess that's what, what I mean by their character changes and, you know, what I mean, it's like looking beyond what they're doing and looking at a heart and seeing what is the heart, what's the character showing me here. And, those, and then any of, if I don't think see, if I don't believe that there's not a character change and the authorities agree, that this person needs to be excused, I believe for murder, uh, rape, I even believe incest, things,
B
Uh-huh.
A
that will permanently damage, uh, the character of the child. I believe crimes against children should be punished bu-, by, by death. I believe,
B
I tend to agree on that, very strongly.
A
sexual crimes, unless there's a true change of character. And that's where we just have to, to trust the authorities. And they're not going to excuse people, if it was, was run like that, I don't, there would probably be very few exceptions to that and if it was done quickly and done swiftly and, but it's not, because the judicial system has rejected, they've rejected the answer to all these problems they have, pretty much.