A few more things...
If a person commits an evil deed, but doesn't think it's evil, does that make him evil? As opposed to a persom committing the same deed, knowing full well that it's evil? What about a mix of both? What if the person doesn't view himself as evil?
That doesn't matter. It's still evil. He should be thought it's evil. Besides really everyone has a sence of good and evil. Some draw the line a bit further than others, some choose the path of evil. But it's still evil.
Good and evil are like whilte and black. There's no grey zone.
A person who commits evil knows he's committing evil or (and?) is sick.
If you look long enough you can justify everything with words. That doesn't make the actions less evil.
