Cite: | Gary North Is Still Surprisingly Obscure
Quote:"Epitomizing the Reconstructionist idea of Biblical “warfare” is the centrality of capital punishment under Biblical Law. Doctrinal leaders (notably Rushdoony, North, and Bahnsen) call for the death penalty for a wide range of crimes in addition to such contemporary capital crimes as rape, kidnapping, and murder. Death is also the punishment for apostasy (abandonment of the faith), heresy, blasphemy, witchcraft, astrology, adultery, “sodomy or homosexuality,” incest, striking a parent, incorrigible juvenile delinquency, and, in the case of women, “unchastity before marriage.”
According to Gary North, women who have abortions should be publicly executed, "along with those who advised them to abort their children.·
Cite:The Public Eye: Christian Reconstructionism
Quote:"…reconstructionist theologian Rev. Ray Sutton, who claims that the Reconstructed Biblical theocracies would be “happy” places, to which people would flock because “capital punishment is one of the best evangelistic tools of a society.”
The Biblically approved methods of execution include burning (at the stake for example), stoning, hanging, and “the sword.” Gary North, the self-described economist of Reconstructionism, prefers stoning because, among other things, stones are cheap, plentiful, and convenient. Punishments for non-capital crimes generally involve whipping, restitution in the form of indentured servitude, or slavery. Prisons would likely be only temporary holding tanks, prior to imposition of the actual sentence. "
Cite:Reasonable Doubts: Invitation to a Stoning
Quote: "“World conquest,” proclaims George Grant, in what by Reconstructionist standards is not an especially breathless formulation. “It is dominion we are after. Not just a voice… not just influence…not just equal time. It is dominion we are after.”
And there are plenty more. Google “Reconstructionists debate stoning vs burning” or “Reconstructionist death penalty” for a start.