Thanks lj, ;)
Some things in life - many, actually - don’t have a perfect solution. There often is no “this is the perfect way, everything will work just as desired, and all other choices are totally bad”. But if we use a proplerly calibrated moral compass, every decision gets much more clear, and at the very least good people can agree on what is really immoral/wrong and what way is moral/good.
Knowing that the results aren’t guaranteed, not everyone will agree, etc.
Some things about this material world just plain are rotten, and the only way through is prayer, developing humility and an attitude of surrendering to the will of God, and personally trying to always do what is right, come hell or high water.