318. Those who imagine evil where there is none, and do not see...

318. Those who imagine evil where there is none, and do not see evil where it is — upholding false views, they go to states of woe.

319. Those who discern the wrong as wrong and the right as right — upholding right views, they go to realms of bliss.


I agree whole heartedly. The problem is who is the judge? Who is qualified to say this is right this is wrong. Moses was the leader, he chose to kill. I can not remember this story, is it indicated if God was pleased or not with his actions.

I work on a farm I kill creatures all the time. I killed a lamb yesterday, it was fly blown and in poor condition, I didnt think it could recover. Buddhism is against killing any creature and I think this is good for spiritualism but not good for practical living. I dont expect to be punished for killing the lamb, if it was a person I would be amazed if I got away with it.