Capital Punishment: The Jewish Perspective
And announcing what we're reading for our next book club episode
On this episode, we discuss the Jewish perspective on capital punishment. The discussion includes:
A discussion about current events, including the recent horrific murder on the New York subway
Contrasting the Jewish religious perspective with American justice.
The role of justice in society and the biblical foundations of punishment.
The importance of objective morality and the challenges of ensuring justice.
The complexities of capital punishment, exploring its historical context, contemporary views, and mental health implications on criminal responsibility.
The balance of accountability, and the societal expectations surrounding punishment.
Public corruption and its impact on the justice system
And an announcement of our next installment of the edJEWcation book club, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
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“I have something to confess. I murdered my lover.”
“Listen, first of all, we don’t believe you. Too bad.”
My favorite thing about the Rabbi is that he gives very little indication that he knows he just said one of the funniest things ever.