Understandable, your perspective is of good logic.

Yes, from a psychological perspective, theoretically accepted among scholars, and as we know: there is no such thing as an "objective opinion"; all decisions are influenced by our emotions, as we are emotional beings, and therefore, are suscepible to irrational behaviour. However, we would...

The body is unable to be "evil", a human mind may be currupted, but is separate from body and brain; analogical explanation: the brain consists of many componants, and these componants work together, some what, like an orchestra; the music produced is "mind", so the body is merel...

Yes, will try again: "We lie about our definition of evil", this statement is, some what, ambiguous due to the abscence of a definition. A definition must be provided in order for us to ellaborate on the statement ,and critically analyse the source from which the definition was derived fro...

Interesting statement, the definition of evil varies, and no one (universal) definition exists. We are complicated animals, so this '"so-called" definition is dependant on many factors; environmental, cultural, religiosity, and intellect (the ability to critically analyse). We are conditio...

(quote not shown) Self sacrifice, not necesarily the answer in any regard. Existance is not permenent only shortly experienced. Depending on your understanding; Understanding the nature of perception is all in the eye of the beholder, exepting that your life is short lived should give you the inclin...

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