There are no "objective facts" when it comes to asking whether something is "right" or "wrong."
It's better to look at it in terms of "constructive" or "destructive." I wouldn't want someone to kill me, for example. So why would I take an innocent life? This behavior is destructive not only to the person I would hypothetically kill, it would also be destructive to me (possibly jail time, having to live with killing someone, etc.). So why engage in that behavior?
It's better to look at it in terms of "constructive" or "destructive." I wouldn't want someone to kill me, for example. So why would I take an innocent life? This behavior is destructive not only to the person I would hypothetically kill, it would also be destructive to me (possibly jail time, having to live with killing someone, etc.). So why engage in that behavior?
If you're frightened of dying, and you're holding on, you'll see devils tearing your life away. But if you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the Earth.