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We consider the perpetrators "evil" and "irredeemable".
The mark of "evil" demands permanent banishment or death, and we call perpetrators "evil" to relieve the guilt we might feel in applying such sanctions.
We need to recognize that such habits do not make their perpetrators evil, but that those habits must be brought into the daylight and gradually eradicated.
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It turns the mirror back on us, making us momentary doubles for both the perpetrators of evil and its victims.
"To give up would be to give in to these perpetrators of evil, and that we must never do," he said.
The researchers demonstrated that little had changed since 1961, when Stanley Milgram, a young psychologist at Yale, discovered how easily ordinary citizens could become perpetrators of evil.
Although Longman's book doesn't try for Miltonian language, it recalls Milton in its effort to put a human face on the perpetrators of evil.
Evil, evil, evil.
But the question remains: Can perpetrators of evil be forgiven?
Evil was a potent force in the 21st century, and the Holocaust Museum was an important agent of moral education challenging the perpetrators of evil.
Revenge may not be humankind's noblest instinct, but few of us, if we're honest with ourselves, can pretend not to feel satisfaction when a perpetrator of evil gets his due.
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