Evil is good

Today, evil has descended upon the earth like a nightmare. Furthermore, at no point in history have those who defend evil tried so brazenly to be this visible.

Every day, in different channels, evildoers shout with all their might that “evil is good.” They do not even refrain from claiming that evil is the dynamo of development and progress. In this way, they are trying to legitimize wars in which millions of people have died and the poverty of billions of people in recent years. One of their main arguments is that “man is inherently evil.”

Faced with these violent attacks of evil, virtuous and conscientious people have become paralyzed.

The proposition that man is inherently good or evil does not produce a solution to escape the blinding, dark atmosphere we are in. Yes, perhaps there is evil in human nature. But on the other hand, the extraordinary solidarity and mutual aid, which are more visible especially during natural disasters and catastrophes, are proof that man also has a good side. Which side to choose depends on the individual's own will.

The massive wealth produced by humanity does not provide prosperity, peace, tranquility, and happiness to the vast majority of humanity on earth today. Moreover, this massive wealth triggers wars and barbarism, serving as a catalyst for the emergence of new injustices and forms of captivity.

In short, the effect of this labyrinth of evil in which man is trapped is destroying everything human every day. The barbarism and cruelty being experienced are opening deep wounds of anxiety in people's souls and pushing them toward despair.

If humanity cannot succeed in gathering under the banner of goodness as soon as possible, it will remain under the wreckage created by this barbarism and cruelty. It must be emphasized that honorable and conscientious people can only bring this evil under control by working together.

What is happening shows that if humanity cannot succeed in raising the banner of goodness, uncontrolled evil will open the door to mass extinction, and perhaps humanity will perish. If humanity does not want to struggle in despair in the shadow of nuclear weapons and be subjected to barbarism and cruelty, it must achieve this.

Let it not be left out; the motivation created by a fresh hope that goodness will offer is the only thing that will make it possible for humanity to build a meaningful life that does not harm nature and living beings.