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Religious Wars Aren't Anything New
Moses killed an Egyptian and King David killed his “tens of thousands.” This is just what we know from what the Old Testament tells us. We don't know who the Philistines were, but the fact is that war is nothing new in the Middle East. Wars have been a part of all humanity since Cane killed Abel. Just about every religion makes the distinction between justifiable killing and murder. We make that distinction in the US in regard to how we prosecute certain people for taking Human Life. Even Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament says that “there is a time to kill.”
I am saying and have been saying that to God there IS no difference between murder and killing, except that killing can be done by accident. However, the longer I have lived with what I say is the Message of my Angels, I am not sure there really are as many accidents as the laws of various countries would allow. What I am saying is that more often than not religions of just about every kind allow for justifiable killing. This is why religions are more tolerant of killing believing that God in His infinite wisdom wants the “good” guys to kill the “bad” guys. In MY thinking, at least, I say that God doesn't make such a distinction. ANYONE who purposely takes the life of another Human Being regardless of reason, is a “bad” person. I say “good” people will NEVER take a Human Life regardless of justification for doing so. Nations can justify warriors and they do. We honor warriors in our own country. Some might suggest that both Moses and King David were in their own rights warriors doing what is best for all. I won't judge anyone, but in MY thinking, God won't make excuses and this is why I won't either. Peace. Brother Ralphie for The Angels of Life Institute Brother Ralphie works from his study for the promotion of Peaceful living and inner Peace with God. He calls this the “Sanctity of Human Life Movement.”
Source: http://brotherralphie.blogspot.com/2015/11/religious-wars-arent-anything-new.html
