Relationships #76893 İllegal

[Ask Satya Operator]

Do the gods help in illegal activities?

 

[Recycler1337]

It's a very abstract concept

If you stole a loaf of bread because you had nothing to eat, yes.

If you sell methamphetamine to school children, what do you think?

 

[Anemos Aiteros]

No, They don't. Gods are for Justice as you can read here: https://templeofzeus.org/EthicsOftheGods.php

Every problem in your life can be resolved with magic and with the help of the Gods. Never do illegal activities.

 

[Hs666]

Do the gods help in illegal activities?

No.

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

Do the gods help in illegal activities?

The Gods do not help in unethical and dangerous activities. It is not based on lawlessness. The concept of legality is variable. Even being homosexual is illegal in many countries.

 

[FrostGaze]

There are three kinds of illegal activities:

1)Illegal and ethically wrong. This means killing, stealing e.t.c.
2)Illegal and not ethically wrong, but self-destructive. Taking drugs, killing yourself e.t.c.
3)Illegal but ethically right. Like being a non-Muslim in a Muslim country or refusing to take the Covid vaccine in France and other countries, or debunking/questioning the WW2 in many European countries.

The Gods don't help with the 1st and 2nd categories, but can help with the third one. But the third one is still dangerous if you do them, if you don't want to go to prison.

 

[FrostGaze]

refusing to take the Covid vaccine in France and other countries

*warning about the dangers of the Covid vaccine

 

[FrostGaze]

1)Illegal and ethically wrong. This means killing, stealing e.t.c.
2)Illegal and not ethically wrong, but self-destructive. Taking drugs, killing yourself e.t.c.

And there's nuance in these categories too. I don't think anyone would say stealing $1 billion from George Soros or Bill Gates or any other genocidal humanity-hating globalist or casting a death spell on them is ethically wrong.

Most people who are asking to do illegal things of these two categories aren't asking about George Soros though. They are asking about their father or a coworker who said something mean to them. So in most cases it's ethically wrong.

 

[Epiphany]

They are asking about their father or a coworker who said something mean to them. So in most cases it's ethically wrong.

Yes, and the fact that OP didn't share any information makes me doubt their intentions.