Which of the following best captures the main question Nathanson is addressing in "An Eye for an Eye"?
A) Is the death penalty a justifiable response to all cases of intentional murder?
B) Is proportional retributivism a more plausible theory than equality retributivism?
C) Should the degree of a criminal's suffering be proportional to that of his or her victim?
D) Is the death penalty justified on the basis of traditional principles of retributivism?

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Nathanson's main question in "An Eye for an Eye" revolves around the justification of the death penalty within the framework of traditional retributive justice principles, examining whether this form of punishment aligns with the concepts of fairness and proportionality inherent in retributivism.

Which of the Following Best Captures the Main Question Nathanson