Originally Posted by JavaBlack";p=&quot

I don't bother myself with such questions anymore.
Actually I only bothered myself about it when I was a Christian and shortly thereafter.
Of course not all killing is murder.
I was always more concerned with Christians accepting greed, being unforgiving and judgemental, often unmerciful... And I was always amazed by the Calvin-inspired reversal of the camel-needlehole analogy that seemed to make it much easier for the rich to accomplish this feat than the poor... The ideals of humility, self-sacrifice, and acting good toward other people seem to have left mainstream Christianity.
As did I. Can't say that I blame those virtues for leaving.