In these markets, cooks like Laena McCarthy of Anarchy in a Jar, who makes extraordinary preserves from local fruit, have a shot at developing a viable food business without working with a commercial processor, such as the large food companies that she deems "evil agribusiness warlords".
In the books of Samuel and Chronicles, King David orders a census of Israel and Judah, an act that, for mysterious reasons, is deemed evil and for which David and his people suffer fearful punishment.
The Auschwitz of their memories was a place where the rules of normal life were upended, where the moral laws of gravity were reversed, where good was deemed evil and evil deemed good – a place scholars came to speak of as an alien planet.
These take in the people as a whole, in contrast to Kings; on the other hand, their interest in theodicy (the problem of reconciling the presumed goodness of God with the existence of evil in the world) and their polemical tendency to exaggerate and generalize what they deem evil must be taken into consideration before accepting their statements as history per se (see also evil, problem of).
Since society places so much emphasis on heterosexuality, anything that "deviates" from that path of righteousness is immediately deemed evil and sickening.
It's launched (successful and not-so successful) protests of companies the internet frivolously deems evil and even started revolutions.
Alarmed to the point of obsession by what he believed was the threat posed by the Soviet Union, Pius XII was intent on preserving the status quo of the Vatican State and preventing the spread of Communism, an evil he deemed even worse than Nazism.
He deemed this "offensive".
But he deemed that "unlikely".
He deemed the skirt too short.
