The interview was in regards to the church burnings executed by Varg Vikernes in Norway. I think it was Varg. When he spoke about it he (Tom Araya) was saying that although one might have disagreements on what is holy and right, there's always things that are wrong to do. Now I'm not saying that burning down a church is wrong or right. I can one hundred percent understand why anyone would do something like that. I have had my share of disagreements with the christian church and I value my cultural heritage just as much as any other Scandinavian metalhead does. I wouldn't do it though because I think most churches are really beautiful and beauty precedes destruction.
OnT: The way I interpret what Tom Araya said was not in regards to the church burnings at all now that I think about it. My point with quoting him was to state my opinion on what I feel about religion.
Religion is something personal and that is that. What is wrong and what is right; That's what it all boils down to. The wrong thing to do is in my opinion to force your faith upon someone else. Or to steal the breath of another human being. That is also wrong. Everyone knows or should know that it is wrong to take the life of another human being. But... An action can't be divided into something as simple as "right" or "wrong" that is true. It simply depends on the exact situation and the influencing factors in combination with the purpose of the deed. For a system to work, like the system of society, rules have been created to keep the civilization from bursting at the seams. It would though, given the opportunity. They are dangerous and weaker; the ones who are willing to be controlled. As a leader I would define murder as wrong. But as a single individual, having no power over anyone but myself, I'm not so sure.
If a person is forced to witness his family being raped then cut in pieces by a devout Christian - and it would be hard for the person to accept - he/she takes revenge on the culprit. I would not call it neither right nor wrong. I would call it natural.