Sentence examples for radically evil from inspiring English sources
Her characters were just so radically evil.
Describing the latter as radically evil, he argues that Nazi Germany falls into this category.
Like all forms of Gnosticism, Manichaeism taught that life in this world is unbearably painful and radically evil.
Of course what Kant was doing was trying to create a morality without religion for a species which had, for him, a radically evil nature.
Some Nazis undoubtedly were "radically" evil in the sense that their deeds grew from a deep or twisted root, but Eichmann's motives seemed to Arendt banal – superficial.
That process could arguably lead you to falsely believe your experiences are reliable in a situation where you are radically deceived by an evil demon.
Even shorter (1 minute 12 seconds) and funnier is a 2007 film version, by Mr. Olesen and Judith Hopf, of another, radically brief film called "The Evil Faerie," made in 1966 by the elusive Fluxus artist George Landow, who also used the name Owen Land (and Orphan Morphan, and Apollo Jize).
These things do not line up with the Gospels where I learn of a Jesus who says to welcome the stranger, forgive extravagantly, give radically, and do not resist an evil person (and love them instead).
But we can easily see how ones sense of self and purpose- and ones inherent good or evil nature- can be affected in radically different ways by Rand's words.
A radically dualistic view of the world, in which good and evil are separate forces that have coexisted since the beginning of time, was held by the ancient Zoroastrians and Manicheans.
