Fear and Ignorance: The Worst of All Evils

Fear evils human heart. In William Golding 's novel "Lord of the Flies", British boys became fugitive on uninhabited islands. When these boys lived on the island, rumors about the beast spread. And, I revealed the boys' atrocities. Compared to Simon, the moral worsening of the boy becomes more obvious, Simon is a pure soul and despite epilepsy he travels to dangerous mountains and discovers the truth of the beast . Symbols of religion such as Simon, Lie and Life of the fly indicate that when good and evil conflict, fear and ignorance become dangerous enemies of reason.

When we (the author) talk about evil, we choose to associate fear with evil (harmful behavior). As long as it is related to evil, Socrates believes fear is an expression of ignorance. For Socrates, wisdom includes understanding what is the right of fear and what fear of fear is. In other words, fear itself is not wrong, harmful or bad. The fear of man grows bigger and hence has a strong life and its own influence. Fear is related to Socrates ignorance, which often prevent us from getting better knowledge. Through fear we are prohibited from trying to get better knowledge. Through fear, we often simplify our responsibility for moral reasoning quickly and easily. This is especially true if you have to choose ethics in the most terrible situation. Therefore, even if it is a product of ignorance, fear may be partly a factor of moral weakness. For Socrates, the only thing to worry about is unethical behavior.

Evil is a problem for me. I grew up in a house incorporating the concept of Hannah Arendt's evil mediocrity. My parents told me that "evil" comes from ignorance, fear, and lack of cautious independent thinking and is not part of Satan's power and evil spells. But this is semantics. So I replaced the word "evil" with "lazy and frightening ignorance". Britney Howard is the lead singer of Alabama Shakes, and I am a bit crazy about her. This week she received an interview with Fresh Air, a rare soul. Listening to her story depicting her obvious difficult childhood without suffering, sadness, or self refusing is really confusing. Even Triglos seems to be dissatisfied with Howard's coolness. This is a wonderful interview

Evil includes all moral and natural evil. Modern philosopher Marcus Singer further defines this as "the worst condemnation word imaginable". We do not deny that evil continues to appear in a very visible form in the world. After analysis, the existence of evil forms inconsistency with the existence of God. If God is truly aware, he already knows that something evil is going to happen. In such a case, what he does is to omnipotence and to do so so that his ubiquitous character prevents these evils from happening