Published Apr 14, 2005
Helen Prejean, Debbie Morris, and Elie Spitz — Reflections on the Death Penalty in America
Krista Tippett hosts a thought-provoking dialogue with Helen Prejean, Debbie Morris, and Elie Spitz, delving into the human and ethical complexities of the death penalty in America. Through a lens of justice, faith, and forgiveness, they challenge conventional views on capital punishment and explore its profound personal and societal implications.
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