Human Nature: Good Or Evil?

Humanity: Good or bad? There are a lot of things to say about massive blood, milder viscera, endless bones, muscles that endure endlessly, and other attractive smells we call human body. For example, if you divide the body into different categories, you can check each part infinitely. You can say a very complex part of the body. This is the most important part, without it, the rest of the body is not directly, this part is the brain. There are many rooms in the brain that cause memory, starvation, sexual arousal and so on.

For centuries, humans are confused by the nature of human beings and they are always asking questions. What is human nature? Mankind is right and wrong. In nearly every century someone tries to ask this question and find the answer. Everyone has concrete discussion methods. A special writer, Robert Louis Stevenson, explained his duality of humanity in his book "PhD Jekyll" and Mr. Hide. Robert Louis Stevenson lives in Victorian London in the 18th century. - Dr. Jekyll and Hide, Robert Luis Stevenson, human duality is the subject. "A person is not one person, not one person but two real people" (125), which means that everyone has both good and bad aspects. Dr. Jekyll made a potion that completely distinguishes between good and evil, but it causes a dormant personality, Mr. Hyde. Throughout the novel, Stevenson speaks to the reader society, control and symbolism to humanity.

"Humans were born to be good and evil." This discussion is controversial as it includes our own species and the nature of our good and evil, and it is also very subjective. Mankind believes that humans have natural instincts and tendencies in thought, emotion, and behavior. According to Plato, "Evil behavior is done only by ignorance, so evil is essentially contrary to human nature, so evil can not live in the hearts of people" (Bates, C. 1986.) Whether a word is good or evil for man proves that it is impossible for a person to be a natural evil. Evil behaviors committed by people would be the result of ignorance of their environmental or social value. Humans are born with subconscious thinking, emotions, and actions until we teach mankind in various ways to express malice.