1. Not sure if anyones said this. Who's law are you talking about?
Sounds like you mentioned commandment, "thou shall not murder."
A few follow up questions.
A) if we are following Abraham's God, circumcision is allowed but not spiritually necessary because it was commanded and then replaced.
B.) The word "murder" is english. Some translations do not have "murder" in the bible when translating to english. The word may not be represented or accurately used in translation.
C) even as christians navigate away from circumcision as a physical representation of a spiritual belonging, jewish people are still recognized as God's people. How do you reconcile this?
2. Circimcision in most cases does not cause death either.
However, it is done to prevent harm from developing in the future like removing a mole or skin tag to prevent damage to these parts or if they could develop into a cancer.
There is not a gaurantee to this but if it can be prevented, then that is necessary measure. If you do not think so, that is fine. Circumcission is considered cosmetic or preventive care depending on who we talk to. So you do not need to like it. If you want to call it something it is not, however, it meeds to be backed up. Right now that is not the case.
3. Intent is when:
1) You know circumcisions will result in death
2) You know circumcisions will not save life
Since you know these 2, then choosing to do mass circumcision is murder.
You know very well intent is when a person desires a given outcome. Otherwise you just call all medical procedures (including cosmetics) murder if the doctor knows there is a risk for death and the patient dies. This includes doctors operating on hearts and brains.
4. No.
Thats what the rape includes. Hence the difference between "same" and "is (included into)".
Great. Glad you concede to agree that rape is not defined as you presented.
Once more you provide a generic definition that can apply to any surgical procedure. What you are missing is sexual application.
Male Infants can require surgery on their genitalia to prevent serious harm. You said your self they are ok because they can save lives. But in this given definition, operating on them is rape.
5.
Sorry, I thought we were talking about circumcision. Circumcision in most cases does not save lives and countries that do mass circumcision arent any better in health than countries who dont
Comparing and contrasting your ideals to identify contradictions. So you are okay for circumcision to occur in the not most case to save life? Why not prevent individuals from experiencing that all together?
As for country reference, its hard to say because the countries that would benefit have various underlined diseases not related to male genitalia. If there is an issue, may be too hard to tell because something else has greater death rate or impact.
6. Again you talk about laws of corrupt countries.
Can you prove they are corrupt?
Can you prove that even a corrupt country is impossible to develop or have a legal system that is accurate? Usually corruption meas people are breaking the laws that were put into place. Which means law would be accurate and moral but violated because corruption violates the law.
7. Rape is not morally wrong because of who owns what. If that were the case then anyone can develop the means to own another person and provide their own consent. Now rape is legal. Instead, rape violates what it means to be human and a person.
However, anyone can argue God owns the body and consents circumcision where as He does not consent rape.