ANSWERS: 100
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Perception.
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Prudence
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Love
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There is none. Just like there is no clear line between little league baseball and national league baseball. There is a lotta lotta mediocre baseball in between.
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self
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Nothing.
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Conscience
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Conscience.
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altruism
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Perception!! Some think porn is evil, some dont.
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intention
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Intent
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Remorse. If someone goes around killing people but feels sorry for it, they arent pure evil, they are just seriously messed up in the head and need to be institutionalized for life. If you feel no remorse and revel in the kill...thats evil. Even in war.
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Intention
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Illusion
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Compassion.
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Conflict
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Mind
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Man
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Opinion.
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it is hard to see because it is internal. It is motive. Evil, even at its "best", is egocentric. eg the wealthy socialite who does charity work to get in the papers, or get a title from the government. Good is other-people centred.
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intent
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Human, This is mans trinity HUMAN EVIL GOOD
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Lines sorry, all the good answers were taken already and i hate repeating posts
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Consciousness. It seems evident to me that what is good tends to lead to greater consciousness over all, and what is evil tends to lead to less consciousness. The greatest example of evil is murder - to destroy a mind and everything it ever was or could be. Lesser evils include anything that would cause harm to a being, and harm is any state that detracts from that being's conscious awareness (pain demands conscious attention and thus reduces the total conscious awareness as a whole, as awareness is disproportionately given to the pain). On the other hand, the ultimate good is to save a life, preserving a mind and preventing the tragedy of its death. Lesser goods include anything that would promote higher awareness - helping another being so that it is free to expand and grow what it truly is. Traditional utilitarians would say that "pain" or "unhappiness" are what defines intrinsic evil, and "pleasure" or "happiness" are what defines intrinsic good. But I've always thought that this view ignores the fact that suffering's value is to alert us of a danger to or decline in our awareness, and that joy's value is only to be a rough measure of success towards the real goal of growing as individuals - as minds. Too much joy can be bad (if they invented a drug that had no side effects and was not addictive and would keep you happily high and euphoric all the time, it would be an evil because it would severely reduce the awareness of the being taking the drug). And suffering can be good, in small doses, if it helps us grow.
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Objectivity.
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Intent!!
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Nothing
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INTENTION. What someone is intending to do will tell you if it is good or evil. If they were trying to do something bad or not or trying to do the right thing or not is clearly defined by what their intended purpose of the act was.
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Me.
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reason
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nothing
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Truth
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PAIN
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Moderation
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Intent.
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perception, i agree on. Whoever you are, wherever you are, if you think what you are doing is right, then it is right at the moment that it matters to the person that was doing it. so they think they can justify it, and if in their eyes they can - then, technically, it is right. to at least one person. but technically, i dont believe in right or wrong, good or bad. except for rape. rape is the only thing that cannot be justified sanely, without discrimination of any kind. murder can sometimes be justified. but then that goes into justifying things. which is pretty hard to go into generally - which just brings us right back around to the eye of the beholder thing.
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Intention.
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Evil is what flew the planes into the World Trade Centre and good is what died as a result.
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smell.
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nothing
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Choice.
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society
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Intent
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Morality.
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will
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Sin.
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wisdom
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Nothing. One mans "Evil" can be another mans "Good", and vice versa.
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that depends on your opinion, nobody considers themselves evil. they think that there doing the right thing. and theres almost nothing that you can do to change thier minds short of killing them .
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perception
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Perception
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Sin.
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Love
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Freewill
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choice
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Choice
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Choice
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Judgment
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Nothing. *edit* I didn't see the 'one word' part.
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vagina
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Love
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Patience
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Empathy.
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Intent Was the action motivated by malice? What were they hoping to achieve? What was 'in the heart' of the person?
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RIGHT
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Perception.
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well...according to Hitler, good and evil are not important, and it is whether or not you reach your goal. I'm not one to believe Hitler, but my one word would be Sucsess.
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Experience
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Food. All the intagible choices were taken. I thought, I would try sometihng tangible.
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Love
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Faith
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Goodwill
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Christ
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perception. i don't believe in a universal definition of good or evil.
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Circumstance
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Existence
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Existence
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I wanted to say all of the first three, in descending order, but I am now left with Consequence; effect
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Ethics.
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Intention
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action
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polarity
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love....
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philanthropy
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perspective
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CHOICE
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intent
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Morality
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Ego
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Love Vs Hate
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interpretation. good/bad, truth/lies, right/wrong - everything is negotiable, left to our interpretation.
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Perception That is to say the way you were brought up, the people you are around, your way of thinking, all influence what you believe to be good and what you believe to be evil.
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choice
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denial
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Belief
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Man.
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Pain. Things that are good are usually free from, and do not cause pain (in many senses of the word; emotional, physical, etc.)This is not to say that good things cannot come OUT of an event that caused pain, but they never cause pain until it is applied to a separate event. An example could be that a parent dies and the child is distraught but learns to become more independent. The death of the parent is inherently bad (painful), but the act of learning was good, even if it was a result of pain.( see! no pain!). If the child experiences other suffering due to the new found independence, it is a poor application of independence that is bad (evil), but not the original learning of independence.
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Mindset.
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Negativity.
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