Explain why Melanesian PNGs actions are unethical leads to violence and social instabilities such as pay back killing, despite declaring our selves as Christianity? State example to justify answers?

Melanesian PNGs actions can be considered unethical when they engage in behaviors such as payback killings, which involve seeking revenge or retribution for perceived wrongdoings. This type of violence can lead to social instabilities and perpetuate a cycle of violence within communities.

Despite declaring themselves as Christians, engaging in acts of violence such as payback killings goes against the teachings of Christianity, which promote forgiveness, love, and non-violence. By participating in such actions, individuals are not living up to the principles of their faith and are contributing to a culture of violence and retribution.

An example of this can be seen in the case of a recent payback killing in a Melanesian PNG community. A man was killed in retaliation for a previous altercation, perpetuating a cycle of violence and revenge within the community. This type of behavior not only goes against Christian teachings but also undermines the social fabric of the community, leading to further violence and instability.