Beyond Good and Evil

From: Peter Metcalfe (P.Metcalfe@student.canterbury.ac.nz)
Date: Thu 18 Apr 1996 - 01:50:12 EEST


Simon Hibbs:
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Me>> So what is to prevent Malia from being a 'good' diety in Glamour
>> or other select parts of the Empire?

>You have IMHO an unhealthy preocupation with arbitrary conceptions
>of Good and Evil. Mailia selfishly causes suffering, while Humakt
>brings an ease to pain.

Perhaps you could take the time to read threads more carefully before
making unwarranted characterisations. I see from your use of "selfishly"
and "ease to pain" that my arguments about percieved (as opposed to
inherent) evilness have not sunk in. A RW example for you to chew on:
Look at how devas and ashuras are percieved in both Indian and Persian
mythology and then tell me which one is evil.

- --Peter Metcalfe

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