[ She has lots of good things to say, but she’s really a bit loony.
Here’s an example: In her hour long series explaining the fiscal collapse, she describes how we have to take people like John Corzine, bring him to his knees and shoot him, literally execute him in order to allow him a chance to repent before he dies and goes to Hell.
I listened closely (my brother knows and recommends her), thought she went between great points and some very extreme stuff, but she lost me right there. That’s simple lunacy that will make it difficult for me to listen to her. ]
Actually I understood that part, these people can only be saved if given the chance to repent facing overwhelming accounting and consequence of the economic terrorism that they have wrought on all of us through fraud.
Would Corzine repent if he was able to get away with his fraud with no deathly consequences??? Would his soul be saved if executed after a trial for his crimes? Not 100% but it would be a 1% chance of him repenting before his death, which is better than a 0% chance if he got away Scott free. I think this is where Ann is coming from.
Nope, probably not, but in terms of what Corzine did, I think it is tantamount to economic treason along with the rest of the federal reserve etc... And as such could be considered a treasonable offense such as counterfeiting a currency to bring down a country....
The punishment for treason is death, period.
Yes, Grace is right.
It is in the spirit of Christian charity that Ann thinks he should be trialed and executed — because imminent execution could trigger repentence, confession and thus SAVE HIS SOUL from hell.
Ann wants him to go to heaven.