@ShitpostRock It is morally wrong to cause suffering to yourself or others without a just cause. Giving yourself, even the possibility, a disease is causing yourself harm
@Sugzza Certain questions have a false basis, this makes the question itself incoherent. “Do your wife know you are gay” is incoherent if you are not gay because it assumes and proposes it to be true
Harm is not objectively wrong. Harming someone or something to save yourself or someone else is sometimes justified. Saying "Why is harm wrong?" presupposes that it IS wrong
Why is harm wrong?
Everytime I ask this question to an atheist I get a description of what “harm” is, as if that solves the problem.
To see why it doesn’t, imagine I said “fitness is wrong” and you say “why?”
I respond “well, fitness is having the ability to work out for long periods without fatigue.”
Cool… I know what fitness is… I asked why is it wrong. Explaining what you mean by “fitness” in no way explains or justifies why “fitness is wrong.”
Or imagine I say spiders are bad. When you ask me why, I tell you what a spider is…. It’s an insect with eight legs that makes webs and catches flies.
Do you see the problem?