Arthur Miller's 'New Covenant Of Grace'

Arthur Miller, a prominent playwright in the 1900s, wrote an article in 1992 on executions and the manner in which they should be carried out. Miller writes that executions should be done in the manner of the Greeks and Romans, a public spectacle. The proposition is to set up an execution in a stadium, and have people pay to watch, with the money going to various organizations and the government.
From Miller’s humanistic view of the article, it makes plenty of sense, but the Christian perspective says otherwise. Under the new covenant of grace, the punishments listed in the old testament law are no longer necessary to maintain peace with God. Jesus paid the ultimate price for everyones’ sins, including capital crimes. Life is sacred and murder