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    suggests that all people are capable of evil. The novel uses experiences from the outside world to represent the circumstances of the boys stranded on the island. He uses the character of Jack and the symbol of the face paint to represent the sliding into savage behaviour. Golding uses Piggy and the conch to symbolise the rules and order. Everybody has a ‘beast’ inside of them that is buried by society. When removed from society and its restrictions to do evil,…

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    sexual sin. At the start of the story, Pearl is referred to as evil. To Hester, Pearl is a devastating reminder of her sin and serves as punishment. To the people of the town, Pearl is a symbol of wickedness associated with the Devil’s work. By the end of the story, Pearl is acknowledge by her father; therefore, is released from a sort of curse. She is redeemed of her mother’s sin and serves as a symbol of freedom and unleashed natural…

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    the truth that human nature is essentially evil. Witnessing the transformed character of Kurtz, Marlow discovers the consumption the embrace of evil has upon one’s soul, deducing the necessity to fight against the evil. Likewise, the chorus of “Semi-Automatic” announces, “I’m never what I like / I’m double-sided / And I just can’t hide / … ‘Cause I’m twisted up, I’m twisted up, inside.” The lyrics clearly display the inner battle between good and evil as Man’s nature is “twisted up” between the…

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    Christ that enter the tribulation period, or whether these saints are “new” believers that come to faith during the tribulation. It all depends on one’s interpretation on the timing of the rapture — God’s removal of believers from the earth by a super-natural snatching away. Various theological interpretations regarding the rapture’s particular timing in regards to The Tribulation is beyond the scope of this book. I have always favored a pre-tribulational rapture; the removing of God’s…

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    period or whether these saints are “new” believers in Christ that come to faith during the tribulation. It all depends on one’s interpretation on the timing of what’s called the rapture; an event where God removes believers from the earth by a super-natural snatching away of the saints. Again, I don’t want to get bogged down into various theological interpretations having to do with the timing of these things because that is beyond the scope of this book. I have always leaned toward what is…

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    Plato explains this “perfect form” which mean to be a perfect version of yourself. By being this “perfect form” you are in no way corrupted by evil and you are rich with knowledge that will allow you to help others in the journey to finding their way out the cave. If we leave our children in this cave they could be manipulated to believe things that evil people could benefit from making a corrupted society If we can teach our children and guide them to unlock their full knowledge our…

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    becomes total chaos and uncivilization. When a group of completely different boys fall upon a deserted island, they all fall into different roles as the tyrant, victim, and responsible one. Victimization, power, and fear can account for all of the evil deeds that occur in mankind. Piggy is very smart, and such intelligence sparks multiple people to envy him, so due to Jack and Roger’s greed,…

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    The problem of evil has been a debated topic for many years. The question of, “why does God let bad things happen in the world” has intrigued many theologians and non-religious persons alike. To answer this question, I asked myself a few other questions. What are the assumptions, interpretation and inferences on the topic? How does point of view or perception effect this subject? Finally, what is the purpose of good and evil? What is good and what is evil? Throughout this paper I will discuss my…

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    with their lives knowing that there is both good and evil in the world. Some might distinguish the evil outweighing the good, while others spot the good outweighing the evil. Whichever side one might choose from this debate, it is natural that for humans to stop and wonder about humanity. A recurring controversy that crosses over a person's mind is whether humans are naturally and inherently good or, worse, they’re naturally and inherently evil. Society tends to lean on the idea that humans are…

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    Reuter's View Of Evil

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    Evil is found all over the world. No matter where one looks, it is always there. Throughout history, evil has played a major impact on people’s lives. Whether it has been a major event, such as genocide, or a minor event, such as a street murder, evil is always prevalent. Evil directly influences and causes suffering so therefore they run hand in hand. Many people question God for him allowing evil to be real. Why would he allow evil to be known if he knows how bad things can get. Depending on…

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