Evil Exists

 

Evil is real, and ontologically existent; it exists and permeates all dimensions of reality, of matter, spirit, flora, fauna. It is in all social structures.

 

Evil is the absence of good, but it is more than that. It exists for its own sake, and its Dark Couple handlers live to perpetuate its maleficent influence upon as much of the world as the demons wielding this energy can muster.

 

Evil likely is an eternal force. I do not think the Christian end of the world will conquer and eliminate evil for all times, for all worlds, forever, but that is my conjecture.

 

We can ask if God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving, so why does evil exist? We could conclude that evil does not exist, or that God is not all-good, or all-powerful as ways to explain evil.

 

I believe that the Divine Couple are not all-powerful, not all-knowing, not all-loving but mostly are these admirable traits. I believe that the Dark Couple, Satan and Lera, are not all-powerful, all-evil, all-ignorance and all-stupidity, but Sa and his wife are mostly these disgusting traits.

 

These two Couples likely battle each other eternally, and Fate, or the One (all-powerful, all-powerless, all-knowing, all-ignorant, all-loving and all-hating) is the entire universe together. I do not pretend to know what all this means. 

 

It seems obvious that evil exists and fighting evil and becoming a spiritually and morally good person, of one’s own free will, makes one freely sought victories over evil forces a meaningful, merited, impressive string of personal victories which God likely will reward in this world and the next.

 

Evil is part good in this sense, that it allows us to sin and fail, and thus if we can master these personal failings, our victory and success will be real and meaningful. One cannot be good and know good unless one has been part of the Fall from grace.

 

Mostly evil is evil for its own sake, and this dark power and consciousness lives to hurt itself and others, and hatred, violence, chaos, and destruction are its only goal, its great pleasure to endure and inflict.

 

Good is part-bad in that without its existence, that were the dark forces pure and totally dominant in the world, the pleasure of hurting would be total but less satisfying for the demonic because they would not have the joy of knowing and defeating a worthy, obstinate good opponents whose overcoming really give the demonic pure satisfaction and pleasure, a sardonic, twisted pleasure to be sure.

 

Goodness, spiritual and moral, is primarily about love and is loving for its own sake.

 

Evil is extending Satan’s power in the world, gaining here the upper hand in the endless battle of good and evil.

 

I do not know if God allows evil so that people grow in their goodness by having sinner and lost so that their recovery is sweeter and truly understood and appreciated. Evil exists as part of the world, and God can defeat it for a while, in certain spheres and should, but it likely is with us forever.

 

Evil and good are very difficult to define in clear, comprehensive language, but I must do as well as I can.

 

Evil and good exist in our human characters as rational animals; they exist in nature, in outer space, in inner space and in human society.

 

To be and do good is to love others, God, the Good Spirits, and the self. It is to maximize decent pleasure and minimize needless pain in the world. It is an attitude of holy gratitude, optimism, and joy, grateful for life, to create, build and originate new aspects of the established cosmos.

 

To do and be evil is to hate the world, other demons, God, others, and oneself. One is so filled with rage, bitterness, anger, unhappiness, a desire to take revenge by smashing, hurting, and destroying all that is cosmos or good, to take revenge on the world that created one, to wipe out the world if one had the power to inflict such maximum unnecessary pain, and refuse to provide anyone or anything with values or honorable pleasures.

 

To do evil is to enslave all in groups, in hierarchies, enduring painful, unfulfilling, nonindividuated lives of collectivized ideology in service to some cause which is sacred and secular worship of the Dark Couple.