“It is more important that lives be saved, than that we conform to any particular ritual in saving them” is a major moral rule by itself, directly contradicted by, I believe, many if not most religions claiming to be sources of morality. “It does not matter that you saved more lives if you prayed to different gods/did not pray enough to ours” seems to be quite a repeating idea (also with gods replaced by political systems—advocates of Leninism tend to claim that capitalism is immoral despite having no Golodomor in its actual history).
“It is more important that lives be saved, than that we conform to any particular ritual in saving them” is a major moral rule by itself, directly contradicted by, I believe, many if not most religions claiming to be sources of morality. “It does not matter that you saved more lives if you prayed to different gods/did not pray enough to ours” seems to be quite a repeating idea (also with gods replaced by political systems—advocates of Leninism tend to claim that capitalism is immoral despite having no Golodomor in its actual history).