Sentence examples for evil principle from inspiring English sources
And he gives arguments to the effect that the notion of a creative first evil principle is incoherent.
Marx's greatest contribution to the history of thinking about evil, then, as it seems to me, lies in his uncanny instinct for tracing the implications of the deeply evil principle that lay at the core of the dominant economic system in his day, as it still does in ours.
"We will live up to our 'don't be evil' principle by keeping user trust and not accepting payment for search results," they said, but added that they "also display advertising, which we work hard to make relevant, and we label it clearly".
Plutarch expresses his dualism also in religious-symbolic terms: he equates the pair of good and evil principles with the Persian pair of gods Oromazes and Areimanius (De Iside 369D E).
The opposition of attractive and repulsive forces in physics produces the phenomena of matter (4: 508 ff); the opposition of good and evil principles in the human soul produces morality, (6:1–190); and antagonism and conflict in geopolitics produce peace and progress (6:24).
And if the environment is evil the principle holds, even though the adaptation may be more difficult".
Fear is not an emotion a philosopher should have and a philosopher should never follow the majority when they do evil, a principle advocated by Socrates.
Another, the Testimony of Truth, recounts the story of the Garden of Eden from the point of view of the serpent, who is not evil but a principle of divine wisdom.
Spinello (2012) believes that this agreement violated Google's "don't be evil" principle a core principle of the search engine company because Google "facilitated and supported" China's censorship regime.
The Byzantine emperor Anastasius I accused the Pope of favouring Manichaeism, the dualistic religious doctrine that good and evil are essentially principles of equivalent potency.
