The Evil

The boy and the elf calmly ate the chair comfortably, but the professor explained to them the very detailed facts. A mechanical spider-like walker with eight metal legs that moves through the room in response to a series of buttons and switches. After calming down, the professor opens his main control panel switch, the seat rises in the air hovering around the fireplace and the metal leg slowly retracts downward. This is the way he tries to help him feel relaxed and comfortable at his little guests.

Evil skeptics abandoned three main reasons for the concept of evil: (1) the concept of evil involves the commitment to the unrealistic metaphysics of the dark spirit, supernatural or devil; (3) morality Since the use of the concept of evil in the contexts of political and legal contexts may be harmful or dangerous, it should not be used in those contexts, if any. The concept of evil is usually associated with supernatural forces and creatures, especially in imaginary religious contexts. Fictitious monsters such as vampires, witches, and wolf guys are considered examples of evil. These creatures can ignore scientific interpretation and perhaps human understanding. Many popular horror movies also depict the evil of the dark unit and Satan. When using the word "evil" in a religious context, we find similar supernatural forces and biological references.

Evil is a subjective word, saying something is evil, he may or may not agree, but there is evil that fears of all reasonable creatures are fearful. When people face a common evil, there will be objective unity between them, ie complete destruction of all the threats they know. When there is such a threat, the difference in detaching men is put on hold and overcome. The movie series "Lord of the Rings" insists that people can overcome their differences no matter how extreme, even in the face of evil that could destroy them . When united, these differences can strengthen each other and become units of unity rather than destruction. The evil they face is terrible for all participants and their hatred and hatred are more destructive and dangerous.

Christians believe that evil exists, unlike many Buddhists who believe evil is an illusion. Evil is an objection to good and true, painful for man. This is worth overcoming. There are two kinds of evil moral evil and natural evil. Moral evil happens because of human choice, but the evil of nature happens when humans pass nature (hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, fire etc). Johnson's answer - "Whether this is necessary for the baby, it is not right to forgive it, otherwise the child did not change this fact in heaven, why is this needed, and we have a god There is no excuse for not doing anything. "(115 A)