@RandPaul They did not surrender. They weren't injured, shipwrecked, or otherwise unable to fight. So by this standard they were a perfectly valid target for a lethal strike.
@reghdfe_@meghaverma_art@LilaGraceRose So long as her baptism was done with the proper intent and in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, it was valid. She is a Christian, though one likely in need of healing and reconciliation with our Lord.
@meghaverma_art@LilaGraceRose It does seem unlikely that she has received absolution. My only point is that she does not require perfect contrition. If that were the requirement, most people could never enter a confessional. Perfect contrition is a difficult state to be in.
@AdamCrigler There's definitely a lot of scenes/moments in the extended versions that shouldn't be included (Sarumon's death, for example). But there are other scenes that are great (Bilbo's introduction to Hobbits, Boromir consoling Frodo after Gandalf's death).