In Africa, due to little information on the AIDS virus, some people think that they got it from unclean sex, and therefore can be rid of it if they have "clean" sex. There are countless reports of men infected with aids raping infants in the belief that it will cure them, and tossing them in the side of the road when they're done with them.
No one can say that these children deserve this. But they can't say that they don't either. Who knows. All we can say is that the people responsible are animals who should be put in cages to rot. And those people too. We can't say they deserved to get aids, although they have certainly earned it in retrospect.
So from that angle, maybe the child who was killed was lucky. He didn't have time to commit many acts that would pollute his soul, wich we all inevitably do in the course of a lifetime.
Quote:The question is not whether the child will be a futur Hitler or a saint. The question is what the child was WHEN he was murdered. And the answer is: he was a child.
I agree val. But does that guarantee innocence? It is a legitimate question. We might hold it for truth that everyone are born free of sin, but it is only a belief. No proof can be put forward to confirm it.
Let me also say that it is not right for any person to judge another. Who deserves what is not for any human to figure out.
