You may not agree with the bible. However, it's not about the bible, but who the bible reveals. Just remember that. Who it reveals? Seems to me that it often reveals the reader's own preconceptions. But who wants to remember something like that when they can choose some religious megalomania (thinly disguised as humility) instead?
The bible, like so many other books, is something of a mirror. When a jackass peers in, don't expect a prophet to peer out.
Sheer idiocy! This kind of "trap" could also have unintended victims.
Even supposing you are successful in keeping your own family members and other innocent parties from drinking the poisonous bait, why assume that the burglar would take the same precautions? In fact, by disguising the trap so the burglar would feel comfortable in drinking a poisonous concoction, you also assure that it could just as comfortably be given to an innocent third party.
Deadly force that you cannot control is irresponsible.
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Sheer idiocy! This kind of "trap" could also have unintended victims.
Even supposing you are successful in keeping your own family members and other innocent parties from drinking the poisonous bait, why assume that the burglar would take the same precautions? In fact, by disguising the trap so the burglar would feel comfortable in drinking a poisonous concoction, you also assure that it could just as comfortably be given to an innocent third party.
Deadly force that you cannot control is irresponsible.