Academics and the Problem of Evil

[Arizona_Mike]

Interesting article on the moral problems of evil, as presented at a conference in Prague by academics who have an interesting definition of evil:

nas.org/articles/are_modern_professors_experts_on_good_and_evil

 

[JDaniel]

Interesting article on the moral problems of evil, as presented at a conference in Prague by academics who have an interesting definition of evil:

nas.org/articles/are_modern_professors_experts_on_good_and_evil

AM:

Isn’t that the Truth!

Thanks,
God bless,
jd

 

[tonyrey]

The diabolical nature of the most horrific moral evil is not considered at all. Mediocrity reigns supreme in the secular society!

 

[Marc_Anthony]

My favorite part of the article was when they listed Ronald Reagan alongside the most evil men in the history of human civilization.

 

[kompaz]

My favorite part of the article was when they listed Ronald Reagan alongside the most evil men in the history of human civilization.

Actually, Reagan was on a good track to enter the league of Hitler and Stalin, nay, he was on a track to surpass them. The fact that he didn’t is due to a single Russian guy.

Start here and read the linked articles: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Able_Archer_83

 

[Marc_Anthony]

Actually, Reagan was on a good track to enter the league of Hitler and Stalin, nay, he was on a track to surpass them. The fact that he didn’t is due to a single Russian guy.

Start here and read the linked articles: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Able_Archer_83

I’ve read the article and I’m not sure how it changes anything. It is very well known that Reagan was extremely aggressive in the arms race, and it is also well known that his planned defenses were very large-scale and risky. I’m not really sure what the article was supposed to tell me that I didn’t already know.