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    A Balancing Act: Innocence & Satanic Evil In a society where beauty trumps a moral conscience there is an unnerving balance of understanding right from wrong. In The Pictures of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde‚ the author writes of a story featuring a young man‚ Dorian‚ who finds himself selling his soul for eternal youth and beauty while getting painted by an upper-class artist‚ Basil. He sells his soul to a friend of Basil‚ Lord Henry. In the novel‚ Basil and Lord Henry emphasizes Dorian’s inner conflict

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    (i) Outline two solutions to the problem of evil (21 marks) The problem is how do we reconcile an omnipotent and omnibenevolent God with the existence of evil and suffering in the world? The God of classical theism should be willing and able to remove evil and suffering. However‚ evil exists. This kind of solution is called a theodicy. A theodicy does not deny the existence of moral and natural evil‚ it proposes that there are good reasons why God does not intervene when conceivably he could or

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    Born Evil or Socially Corrupted? Was the Being Frankenstein created born evil or was he shaped into being evil? Or any man for that matter? Nobody is born evil. They are taught evil ways. They are corrupted by society. In the book Frankenstein‚ the Being created is looked at as a symbol of evil who only seeks to destroy everything in his path. However‚ the Being was corrupted by the initial rejection of his creator. It is true that man could be considered evil‚ but I believe that man is born good

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    themes of racial injustice and existential social inequality with the renowned novel To Kill a Mockingbird‚ but I find that a more important message that is conveyed in Mockingbird is that there is no defining rubicon between the areas of good and evil in the human psyche‚ but there are blurred areas of reasoning and thinking which cannot be placed into classical domains of psychology. Thus‚ it can be said that humans are not strictly dark or light beings‚ but have the capacity for both‚ and are

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    Money is the root of all evil. Many of us grew up hearing that money is the root of all evil‚ but that is not really what scripture teaches us. Money is neither evil nor good. It is only what happens with money once it is in our hands that gives it qualities of either good or evil. Money can be many things‚ depending on how we relate to it. We need to understand the difference between a physical currency that is the basis for our lives and a material desire that is driven by greed. It is a fact

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    to stand out more would be Good vs. Evil. Beowulf is the epic hero of this poem because he embraces all the characteristics that a hero should‚ such as courage‚ devotion and strength‚ both physically and mentally. Beowulf is the classic hero in most stories we read today. The universal theme is good always conquers evil‚ not only does Beowulf fight for good‚ but he also represents it in himself. The monster Grendel and his mother symbolize the true evil‚ just looking at them leaves you with

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    Themes Good and evil Good Evil Loyalty Lack of Morality Courage Dishonesty Honourable Gullible Generosity Manipulative Nobility Coward “Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it” “let not light see my deep and dark desires” “to alter favour ever is to fear” “The service and the loyalty I owe” “Point against point‚ rebellious arm ‘gainst arm” 1. How are they corrupted by the evil in them? After reaching the highest level success Macbeth still

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    who crosses paths with a dangerous mentally ill motel owner‚ Norman Bates. As their strange relationship develops‚ a dominant theme of good versus evil is introduced to the audience through the use of characterisation‚ editing‚ mise-en-scene and various other media techniques. From the outset‚ Hitchcock introduces an initial theme of good versus evil during the opening credits. The title scene could be seen as a reflection of the personality of Norman Bates as the credits themselves are presented

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    or evil‚ however the general idea for evil is someone who breaks rules/laws and a person who is good is the has no intention to do evil. People are all initially born good because they have no specific intentions. The “Nature vs. Nurture” figure commonly depicts the differences between who you are at birth‚ and who you become. A major example of this topic‚ is the man Adolf Hitler. Although humans can be developed into doing evil‚ they are all primarily born good. When humans are first born into

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    The Good and Evil Desire in Macbeth Desire in itself is a powerful force. In fact‚ almost every action we take‚ good or evil‚ is prompted by desire. Success and advancement is also something we all seem to want. It is something people spend hours‚ days‚ and years of their life either preparing for‚ or chasing after. It is a desire that we are often striving for‚ and the things acquired or accomplished along the way are how we define our lives. Ultimately‚ at one’s funeral people will remember a

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