Why bother generalising only to be specific?

If you wish for a definitive view of evil, ask Sartan. The
pathetic barrage of theories displayed here seem to miss the
point that any definition covering such a broad topic is by
its very nature - general. Therefore exceptions to the rule
will abound.

It was pointed out earlier that the Logos gifted us with free
will...he also granted us individuality. Thus each 'case' you
examine is seperate, and in tandem with free will, infinitely
more complex.

Only by taking that philosophical abstract step - and thus
losing a lot of detail, do these general theories make any sense.
In such a complex world we make decisions everyday that can be
viewed as good or evil - its inherent to our nature and our
environment.

So cut the crap eh.

Penned by my hand on the 14th of Chronos, in the year 231 AF.