From: Pele@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: re: good'n'evil'n'sundry stuff
Date: Tue Aug  2 00:26:51 1994
In message good'n'evil'n'sundry stuff, Zbadba said:
> "doing something out of malice is evil" - evil = malice. What is malice?

Malice?  Look it up.  But if you want my humble opinion.  I was the one
who said that evil is doing something "BAD" (the oporative word here and
please don't ask me what bad is because I said that that differs from
person to person) with malicious intents.  

Ok.  So what does Malice mean?  I means that the intent was to hurt or
damage the individual or individual's or things that you did the bad thing to.
This is separated from non-malicious intents by the fact that people
accidentally do harm to others.

Example for clarity: A) A driver accidentally hits an old man crossing the
street.  Not evil.  B) A driver swerves onto the sidewalk for the sole
purpose of hitting an old man waiting to cross the street.  EVIL!

Now if this is a question of semantics..you've come to the wrong man.

-Pele-