No, definitely not. It clearly states in the Bible 'Thou shalt not kill'. Although the Bible also tells us to stone people to death for a multitude of sins including adultery and theft, the 10 commandments pretty much outweigh that in my opinion. If it said 'Thou shalt not kill unless they are an abortion doctor' you'd be in the clear, but it doesn't.

No! the bible clearly states that one of the commandments says thy shall not kill this also includes abortionist.God still sees this as murder no matter who it is!!

No! the bible clearly states that one of the commandments says thy shall not kill this also includes abortionist.God still sees this as murder no matter who it is!!

Well, technically the answer to you question is "yes." It is possible to commit almost any sin and still be a real Christian. If the only Christians were those who didn't sin...there wouldn't be any Christians. But I think the question you're asking is more along the lines of "Is killing an abortionist something supported by Christian doctrine?" and there the answer is surely "no." We all know the commandment "Thall shalt not murder." This would clearly fall under this commandment, and would apply to both the killer of the abortionist AND to the abortionist, if we concede that a fetus is a living being (which is another discussion entirely.) So in essence, is it wrong, according to Christianity, to murder an abortionist? Yes. Can the murderer be forgiven and still be a Christian? Yes.

Yes, just as much it is possible to lie, cheat, steal, etc. and be a real Christian. It's still wrong, but it's still forgivable.

The comandment actually says not to murder, which is the shedding of innocent blood. In both the old and new testiment, the scripture advocates the death penalty for murderers. To say that it is wrong to use lethal force to defend the life of a womb child, is to agree with Planned Parenthood that the womb child is a second class citizen that deserves no consideration at all. If someone uses lethal force to protect a born child, they are a heroe. If the use lethal force to protect the womb child, they are considered a criminal. If it is wrong to stop the abortionist with lethal force, then it is wrong to stop any evil aggressor with force. And that is just plain stupid.

Yes, it's possible to do practically anything and still be a "real Christian." That doesn't mean in any way that killing ANYONE is pleasing to God.

When Jesus was being taken away, to be put to death, for false charges, Simon Peter took a sword and tried to defend Jesus. Jesus stopped him and said - those who live by the sword will die by it. If defending Jesus was not a just cause for murder/violence, what is? Not abortion or the wars of nations, that's for sure. No, it's absolutely not Christian to murder or commit any act of violence. That includes military service, actively supporting a government with an army, defense of person/property or enforcement of anyones law. Anyone who says otherwise is ignoring the truths in the Bible. The Greek Scriptures (New Testament) are quite clear on this issue - Jesus went to his death peacefully and we are to do the same. We shouldn't fear the sword that cuts flesh and bone, but the one that cuts through to the soul. One other note: When Simon Peter attacked Jesus' accusers, it says he cut off the ear of a man. I've always taken that as a symbol of what happens when so called, Christians, engage in violence. How can you tell people about Jesus' message, while practicing violence? No one is going to hear a message of peace after you cut off their ear.

No, it's UNEQUIVOCALLY not Christian to commit murder. The commandment is: THOU SHALT NOT KILL. Period. There's no asterisk with a clause full of exceptions for abortionists, axe murderers or anyone else you don't like. The Bible instructs Christians to hate the sin, but NOT the sinner.

Screw religion-I am pro-INNOCENT life, not pro-life. I would take much pleasure in killing anyone who kills the innocent. I just wish I could be guaranteed to get away with it!

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Some people really need to read all of Exodus and quit regurgitating what they have been lead to beleive. Specifically Exodus 21. It really helps define some of the things in Exodus 20. Also, you need to take into account of the version and translation of the bible you are "citing". Also, if you are going to use the bible as the basis for ethics and acceptable behaviour, please take some time and read Leviticus 15 and tell me you agree that if a man touches a woman during her period, he is unclean because she is unclean for seven days. If you are going to live it, read it and then you will have to follow ever word. My answer is no. Isn't it sad when an athiest can cite the bible better than most christians?

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