jimmygun
23rd March 2004, 02:37 AM
Meaning the ultimate sacrifice of life of course. It is generally assumed that the ultimate sacrifice is the giving of one's own life for another. It is a human trait which I don't think has a known beginning. To my thinking, as soon as animals start living in groups, sacrifice is almost essential for the well-being of the group.
That being said, what is the value of that sacrifice in light of religious beliefs? Would the laying down of an athiest's life have the same value as that of a Muslim or Christian?
That being said, what is the value of that sacrifice in light of religious beliefs? Would the laying down of an athiest's life have the same value as that of a Muslim or Christian?