Is it universally known on /k/, ''If every good man

If you wish to attain peace and heaven for lack of a more universally accepted term, why do you fear death?

''Everybody want heaven, they don't want death.''

Pro tip, I know you're afraid.

Don't be so greedy as to think you deserve a prize for sacrificing your meat temple for sh3ckl3s.

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By what metric do we define "evil" and is just straight-up murdering the men we arbitrarily define as "evil" not also "evil?"

>>34427562

>''If every good man killed an evil human there would be no more evil humans.''

That's way oversimplified. People change and are highly dynamic. Bad people turn good, good people turn bad, and most everyone sits in the muddy grey area between.

>If you believe in karma/reincarnation/heaven are you afraid to kill?

I'm Christian. As I recall the bible makes a distinction between killing and murder where killing is alright but murder isn't.

>What defines evil in your opinion?

Whatever goes against God's will. That doesn't mean I should go about offing people though. In fact everyone is guilty of some degree of evil so it's best to be gracious whenever possible.

>Is being steadfast in a time of dire need evil?

Elaborate further please.

>What about not appropriating resources for those in need when it would be simple for you?

I'm not quite sure what you're asking but when in doubt: "Thou shalt not steal".

>>34427784
Murder is evil. Killing is not evil. Killing is justified.

>>34427838
I'm not going to clarify. My post is clean cut.

>>34427889

You may certainly think so, but I don't know what you're asking. Could you please reiterate so I can give you a proper answer?

>>34427562
Hi /x/. How's the tulpa forcing going? Any luck with that Bohemian Grove thing yet?

>>34427872
"Murder" is a construct of civilization used to label the act of killing as something that is punishable by the laws of the land.
"Killing" is the forcible taking of life.

Killing is neither good nor evil since it is a natural phenomenon, and nature has no sense of good and evil.

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>>34427562
>What about not appropriating resources for those in need when it would be simple for you?

Killing commies is never evil.

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>>34428177

Murder is wrongful killing. Get behind me, moral relativist. If you kill a homeless man for the sport of it, you have done wrong. You have murdered, though you also killed. If you kill a man while he stands in your home, over your wife's son bearing a knife, then you are justified. A moral man will carry some guilt, and a sensitive man will weep, but in the end, he would be right.

My grey is a more vivid shade than your muddled puddle.