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However, getting hit might still not be a good idea. Penance's Judgement for example will also drain all MP and remove all other statuses; and it will regenerate its arms, which are then likely to get a turn and kill you. Anima's Oblivion inflicts massive delay, meaning it'll likely get to attack again and kill you. And so on.
It's really just preferable to soak stuff with an aeon (or, in Penance's case, not let the attack happen in the first place).