Yes there is forgiveness but there are also consequences. It is best if both happen?
As I said....under *man's* law he was put down,understandably so.But,after death,God may have had different plans for him...plans that are different than those assumed by at least one or two folks who've responded to this thread.That's all I was pointing out.
Check out the Texas Dept of Corrections website.They have a special section on Death Row inmates,past and present.One of the things they do is give details regarding those already executed,including any last statement they might have made.I've read more than a few of those statement and although more than a few of the guys swear until the very end that they're innocent and/or the DP is immoral a surprising number simply acknowledge their crime,express remorse and ask forgiveness.*I*,at least,would expect *all* of them to claim innocence but that's not the case.So maybe some people executed,including this guy,actually have a conscience,a basic sense of right and wrong,and fear of God's ultimate judgment.