Question

Following your view about the possibility of deciding conflicts between Jewish law and morality in favor of morality—for example regarding killing a non-Jew on the Sabbath, and as you explicitly noted that in such a situation you would probably save the non-Jew (since you do not have full confidence in that halakhic ruling, whereas this is directly against a moral command)—would you also, theoretically, in a halakhic situation in which you were required to give up your life because of a command to worship idols, decide not to give up your life, similar to not saving a non-Jew on the Sabbath? If not, could you explain the difference?