The first looks at the concept's explanatory power: for what kinds of evil did Satanology help to account?
"By using the banner of human rights, they try to damage the image of our institutions with the malevolent goal of obstructing their participation in the fight against them and having an open field for their evil doing," Admiral Saynez said.
"Your honor, may I point out to the court that my client pleaded guilty for wrong doing but not evil doing".
Risk-factor approaches such as EVIL DONE (for identifying targets at risk of terrorist attack – Clarke and Newman [2006]) were useful elsewhere in the toolkit (under 'think opportunity').
"'Do not give in to evil' does not, for me capture the Bronx's unique history in the last five years.
As soon as the piece was published, the comments section erupted in overwrought, hoity-toity, exasperating rhetoric, as people made fun of Creationists for being ignorant and blamed the people I mentioned in the articles for everything evil done in the name of Christianity.
One can imagine him going to Israel to make his mea culpa, kneeling there to atone for the evil done to the Jews of Europe in the war.
Pope Francis has asked victims' forgiveness for the "evil" done by paedophile clergy, but has also backed the church's response, claiming in March that "no one has done more" to tackle child abuse.
But it is only by excavating that rubble, by disinterring and facing that destruction, that we can regain a faith that still lives -- and repent, as if repentance were sufficient, for the evil done in its name.
He was holding ordinary citizens responsible for the evil done in their names.
For Black Americans, evil does not lurk, it lunges.
