Forgot to add, the original reason I asked you was your statement about love being better served by "murder." I just could not think of any case where this might be true.
This one is easy, though probably remote for most people.
Imagine yourself being asked to participate in a plot to murder Adolph Hitler and many of his key gnerals and thugs. There is motive and malice of forethought and all the ingredients for first-degree murder. You had a real, legitimate shot at pulling it off. Would you do it? A category 3 person would recognize instantly that love would indeed be better served by murder in this case.
This one is easy, though probably remote for most people.
Imagine yourself being asked to participate in a plot to murder Adolph Hitler and many of his key gnerals and thugs. There is motive and malice of forethought and all the ingredients for first-degree murder. You had a real, legitimate shot at pulling it off. Would you do it? A category 3 person would recognize instantly that love would indeed be better served by murder in this case.
BTW, that is a true (not hypothetical) situation several Christian men found themselves facing during WWII in Nazi Germany. Unfortunately, the attempt failed and most (if not all) complicit in the plot were hunted down and executed. The holocaust continued, of course, and the world was not spared the horrors that followed.