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What is an example of an evil?
being mean
Why was the holocaust evil?
actions/events are not evil, only people can be evil.
What went wrong during the Holocaust?
The Holocaust itself is what was wrong and the correct word is evil not "wrong" -this is a sh*t answer
Are only humans evil or is nature evil?
It is a common Christian lore that humans are inherently evil, which then leads to claims that we can only be protected from our evil natures by being Christian. However, humans are not inherently evil, and those individuals who do evil things are just as likely to be Christian as not.Nature is neutral between good and evil. However, animals other than humans can be evil. For example, a savage dog can attack and kill, not for food or protection but simply because that dog wants to do so.
What is metaphistic evil?
Metaphysical evil refers to a philosophical concept that addresses the existence of evil in relation to the nature of reality and the divine. It suggests that evil is an inherent aspect of the universe, stemming from the limitations of existence itself rather than being a product of moral failings or human actions. This type of evil raises questions about the nature of good and evil, the existence of free will, and the role of a benevolent deity in a world where suffering and malevolence exist. In essence, metaphysical evil challenges the coherence of a fully good and omnipotent being in light of the reality of evil.
Is the Holocaust an example of evil?
An example of moral evil is something evil that is caused by someone (or a group of people). Examples include murder, rape, suicide bombings (9/11) or gun and knife crime. People include Stalin, Hitler, the kidnapper behind Madeline McCann, the two boys who tortured another two and the 13-year-old rapist who was in the paper today. Many philosophers have commented on this. They call it the 'Logical Problem of Evil' or the 'Inconsistent Triad'. This is: 1)God is omnipotent (all powerful) 2)God is omnibenevolent (all good) 3)Evil exists. Obviously, one of these doesn't belong, and we tend to think it is Evil - therefore the Triad is inconsistant. Epicurus argued 'Either God is not all-powerful and he does care, or he does care but he's not all-powerful, or he doesn't exist.' Irenaus argued Evil is telelogical (it has a purpose), that is to make us learn form our mistakes. He thought that 'When Evil occurs, it is our fault, not God's." However, some philosophers believe that some mistakes are too high a price to pay just so we can "learn from our mistakes". Anyway, hope that helped answer your question!!
What do you call an evil natured person or being?
A person with an evil nature might be called a tyrant. Other terms for this type of person are savage, beast, and dictator.
Was the red army good in the Holocaust?
Good and evil cannot be attributed to organisations. Only people can be good or evil.
Why does Hitler have to be evil?
Adolf Hitler didn't have to be evil, he just was. He was responsible for the holocaust, and killed many thousands of Jewish people, so he is considered evil for his wrong-doings.
Why would a person not antecedently convinced of the existence of a supreme being not infer the goodness of such a creature upon examining the facts about nature?
because that person would be looking for proof of a god that they inherently believe to be good in a world full of misery, hate and evil. specifically in nature there are typhoons, hurricanes, disease all of which occur in nature and kill creatures without regard to whether they are "good or evil" in respect to what their supreme good being considers to be "good or evil".
What is the difference between moral evil and natural evil?
moral evil is evil caused by humans Natural evil is caused by nature.
Was the mist evil in Mistborn?
The mists in Mistborn are not inherently evil; instead, they are described as mysterious and powerful. They play a significant role in the story, but their nature is more complex than simply being good or evil.
