Seems a simple proposition, but when you see people following religions advocating suicide bombing, you have to reason that there is more to it. If it's done for reward you know it's wrong. Since all acts of war have a reward element then you know they are inherently wrong. The difficulty is that we know that war is often sponsored by religious groups, mistakenly, but none the less, actively.
So!
Can we conclude that some religions are unethical in the means that they advocate?
Big question! They certainly seem that way inclined why preaching peace and order. It seems many religions are seekings after an order of things and have the end in mind rather than the means.
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