"there is no right or wrong" meaning

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I know this might be a little redundant. (And forgive me I am a bit of a novice in this material). But does the LOO basically say that you should be accepting of all viewpoints and opinions? How 'all inclusive' are you guys? I'm a little nervous because all other thought-structures i have analyzed (buddhism, christianity, etc.) seem to have 'rules' that you cannot break or else you are 'bad', instead of being able to openly discuss the different characteristics of any controversial decision. (lying, taking substances, anything other than straight monogamous relationships). I get that right= service to self+others and wrong= service only to self...I just want a little context..I hope I am making any sense here lol.

I think a key aspect in unlocking the answer to you question involves contemplation of word of acceptance, as implied by Ra and/or other spiritual practices or experiences, and not necessarily as defined by the English language.

Another thing to contemplate is whether acceptance is or can be consistent or inconsistent with action on a given subject.