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[[Image:AdolfHitler1944.jpg|thumb|Adolf Hitler is often seen as a contemporary portrait of '''Evil''' because of his actions during [[World War II]]]] |
[[Image:AdolfHitler1944.jpg|thumb|Adolf Hitler is often seen as a contemporary portrait of '''Evil''' because of his actions during [[World War II]]]] |
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| − | '''Evil''' is an abstract concept that incorporates a set of religious, or moral ethics antithetical to |
+ | '''Evil''' is an abstract concept that incorporates a set of religious, or moral ethics antithetical to [[Good]]. '''Evil''' is usually destructive, malignant, and chaotic. Evil can be used to describe actions or individuals (even non-corporeal entities), as well as ideas. |
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+ | The [[Excalbian]]s were interested in learning about the difference between '''Good''' and '''Evil''' when they pitted [[Kirk]], [[Spock]], [[Surak]] and [[Abraham Lincoln]] against [[Genghis Khan]], [[Phillip Green|Colonel Phillip Green]], [[Kahless]] and [[Zora]]. ({{TOS|The Savage Curtain}}) |
Revision as of 12:49, 12 March 2007
Adolf Hitler is often seen as a contemporary portrait of Evil because of his actions during World War II
Evil is an abstract concept that incorporates a set of religious, or moral ethics antithetical to Good. Evil is usually destructive, malignant, and chaotic. Evil can be used to describe actions or individuals (even non-corporeal entities), as well as ideas.
The Excalbians were interested in learning about the difference between Good and Evil when they pitted Kirk, Spock, Surak and Abraham Lincoln against Genghis Khan, Colonel Phillip Green, Kahless and Zora. (TOS: "The Savage Curtain")