"The motive, condition, spiritual state, circumstances, nature," are all the same thing . they all come down to circumstance . so you agreed a long time ago without knowing . you admit that samson taking his own life was not going to condemn him , and thats the definition of suicide . suicide doesnt take into consideration "motive, condition, spiritual state, nature" in its definition . so you are wrong yet again. ill say it clearly "the circumstance, nature, condition, situation , spiritual state , motive , have nothing to do with whether it is suicide or not "

"Suicide (Latin suicidium, from sui caedere, to kill oneself) is the intentional taking of one's own life"

it doesnt say "suicide is when one takes ones life but for a bad reason and in a bad spiritual state" so you fail hard