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>Indeed.... Augustine stated that "evil cannot exist >except in the good." Aquinas went on to say that >"evil cannot have an essential cause." The very first >church fathers contemplated on the nature of good and >evil, and yet just take a look at sites like <a >rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://malaysia.answers.yahoo.com/question/index? >qid=20071107200543AAzZTLy">http://malaysia.answers.yaho >o.com/question/index?qid=20071107200543AAzZTLy</a> and >you'd see how much people are still messed up with the >issue -- basically because it is integrated into the >one big question of life: How then shall I live? >(Take the guy who, probably after a wild night of >who-knows-what, posted "Evil is good. I tasted it >last night." > >Every particle that makes up a bullet was originally >created by God, reflecting the glory of God's >creation. Even when you dice the bullet into the >smallest piece, you will not be able to find an "evil" >particle in it. Yet, when a corrupted sinner puts it >into a gun, fires it in a drive-by and kills some >child at the scene, evil happens. > >Aquinas would say that the shooter would have viewed >his reasoning for the killing to be good, in his own >eyes. But that is because his view is corrupted and >ther exist an absence of good in his world view. Ever >since Adam and Eve decided to take "knowledge of good >and evil" into their own hands, there has been a big >problem of serious lacking of true goodness in what >people believe to be good....
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