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>By definition if one is defending oneself, one is not committing murder. Despite the fact that I think you understood what they were saying perfectly fine, yo
by qualeed 1y ago
>By definition if one is defending oneself, one is not committing murder.
Despite the fact that I think you understood what they were saying perfectly fine, you can substitute "killing someone" (or "taking another life", etc.) for "murder" in their above sentence if it helps you.
- Den_VR 1y agoThere’s a long standing theological distinction between murder and killing in the Bible. One I’m learning Quakers possibly disagree with.
- SailorJerry 1y agoI think I see your point. However, if the original poster didn't intend to substitute the defense motive with assault, then they could have made the substitution for us.
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