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Evil - What is it according to who?
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<blockquote data-quote="Keroscene" data-source="post: 33567" data-attributes="member: 508"><p><strong>Re: Evil - What is it according to who?</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p>That's alot of conclusions to jump to. If I look at my dog, for example, I wouldn't go so far that she understands the difference between good and evil but she understands the difference between right and wrong given the way I've raised her. When she does wrong, she seems to know she has before I even say anything, she hides or walks with her tail between her legs, there are other signs as well. I wonder if a simple system of right and wrong exists in other animals that don't have the human conscience? I'll agree there's a definitely a big step in intelligence where concepts of right and wrong take that next level jump into the realm of the supernatural good and evil, but I think the basic concept of right and wrong exists in all animals with some sign of intelligence, even if they teach it from one to the next. In the "forbidden experiemnts" animals without interaction develop psychosis, so it's a safe bet to say the same would happen with humans.. So if you're asking if the concept of right and wrong existed before modern humans? I would say yes. Evil religion didn't exist before the imaginative people that invented it, but the foundation was always there. Right and wrong evolved from doing whatever was necessary to preserve their way of life, maybe?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Keroscene, post: 33567, member: 508"] [b]Re: Evil - What is it according to who?[/b] That's alot of conclusions to jump to. If I look at my dog, for example, I wouldn't go so far that she understands the difference between good and evil but she understands the difference between right and wrong given the way I've raised her. When she does wrong, she seems to know she has before I even say anything, she hides or walks with her tail between her legs, there are other signs as well. I wonder if a simple system of right and wrong exists in other animals that don't have the human conscience? I'll agree there's a definitely a big step in intelligence where concepts of right and wrong take that next level jump into the realm of the supernatural good and evil, but I think the basic concept of right and wrong exists in all animals with some sign of intelligence, even if they teach it from one to the next. In the "forbidden experiemnts" animals without interaction develop psychosis, so it's a safe bet to say the same would happen with humans.. So if you're asking if the concept of right and wrong existed before modern humans? I would say yes. Evil religion didn't exist before the imaginative people that invented it, but the foundation was always there. Right and wrong evolved from doing whatever was necessary to preserve their way of life, maybe? [/QUOTE]
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