The Psycopathology of Evil Children
 

Are these children responsible for their own evil?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnuqnd-kUao

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2-Re_Fl_L4

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LOL! No, it is not a trick question. I just thought it would make for interesting conversation. That video about that little girl blew me away. I didn't believe it at first.

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ILG, you've brought up an excellent subject!! Point and case, what happens to children who are sold into sex slavery? They are addicted to heroin, and then they are given over to sexual deviants who viciously abuse and murder them.

Many die before they are even adults. They die harlots. They die adulterers. They die in evil. The below link is from a movie we just watched, based on true events. This film left me in a daze for over a week. It's beyond difficult to watch, but every, single human being on this planet needs to see this!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3anBiHwmI

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That looks very interesting. Blowing the whistle can really put you in a world of hurts, for sure.

I don't think we can measure the "sin" of someone raised in a great home the same way we measure the "sin" of someone who was raised as a sex slave. There are going to be two totally different worldviews....

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Absolutely!! And, IMO, to different "God-views". This is the thing that many Ultra-Cons can't stomach. It goes to show, judgment is NOT cut and dry. “Gasp”, God might even have mercy on a Catholic!!!!!

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Rahab was a harlot....

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Jesus was very compassionate with sinners. Not so much with religious people. He came to heal and save the sick and lost, and make them whole.

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Excuse me, but could you explain the above comment?

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Yes, Rahab the harlot was saved. Why? She was a harlot. It doesn't even say she was an ex-harlot.

Sometimes, people are caught in situations where righteousness is impossible for them. Although I believe people should turn from wrong ways, sometimes what is seen as wrong varies between people and I don't think God holds it against them when they have faith because faith is what connects people to God, not good works.