Probably not worth even trying. I had a “desperate” job applicant here a week ago, her cv dripped with religious jobs and all her personal “interests” are religious of nature. Looking past all that, she had the skills we needed, took the time to explain to her that we deal with personality profiling (enneagram - think starsigns). She responded in abject horror, she WILL NOT taint her life with the devils work… Couldnt resist telling her to go pray about it.
EDIT: Also, if it was god’s plan for Jesus to be sacrificed, then God guided the actions of those who executed Jesus. So in actual fact, this man should be taking God to court for this (and that has happened before).
But … but wasn’t Jesus supposed to die according to God’s plan? I thought it was half the point of Christendom: God offing his laaitie so that Christians may gain eternal life and be set free of their inherited mortal sins. Suing the Romans/Jews as instruments of death is, in this case, the same as suing the murdering pistol. He should rather be suing God, just like Billy Connolly did in that movie the name of which I forgot.
Not that THAT is the only thing wrong with all this.
Nowhere in the world is there a statute of limitations on the crime of murder. However, a person’s descendants can’t be charged with that person’s crimes unless they were somehow complicit in them, so it seems there’s no case here anyway.
That’s quite besides its a priori lamebrain absurdity.
Then, at worst, it would constitute an act of war, not a murder which per its Common Law definition can only be committed by and attributed to another human being.
True. Then again, neither did most other present-day countries, including what we know today as Italy.