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~Still Surfin

Humor me again and answer my questions, directly.
What exactly is the role of the Jedi in society beyond safeguarding against the Sith and protecting innocents?
...If we are to believe in the 'will of the Force,' we have to accept that the actions of that person are something the Force condoned in some way and therefore, the Force would not need to require forgiveness of anyone.
I personally abide by a certain faith, and with that in mind I have to politely disagree withOkkeus Dainlei 's comparison of "Jedi = Heaven, Grey = Atheists, Sith = Hell" solely on the point that the Jedi Order had participated in and turned a blind eye to multiple genocides within their history, along with other suspect elements in their actions and teachings.
I do want to piggyback off of whatCara Dorniarn said in terms of the Jedi "overlooking" genocide;
The Dark Side is a lure that corrupts the user mentally and physically, the deeper they go.
...Now, this isn't always the case.
...And beyond that point, it can be argued that they are still in control.
...Though, this isn't entirely accurate, as Vader still made a choice,
...Still, the analogy still feels kind of loose looking at it.
Q: Likewise, (or, depending on interpretation,) are there any crimes or offenses that The Force itself can or should never ever forgive?Q: Why?