Review: Disappointed by the Ethics of Heaven
I never thought I would find myself writing this, but the experience in Heaven has left me deeply unsettled. While I expected a realm of pure compassion and moral perfection, I was alarmed to discover that meat is still consumed there. This means that sentient beings — creatures capable of feeling pain and fear — must still be killed to satisfy appetite.The idea that such harm persists even in a supposed paradise feels profoundly contradictory. How can a place claim to embody ultimate love and kindness while permitting the suffering and slaughter of innocent life? If Heaven truly represents the highest moral standard, surely it should have transcended the needless taking of lives for food.For anyone who values empathy toward all sentient beings, this aspect of Heaven is not just surprising — it’s heartbreaking. I cannot help but question whether such a place is as enlightened as it claims to be.
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