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Originally Posted by sixxx(sic)six 1. Does good and evil truly exist? Does evil exist? What philosophical justifications are there that prove such things do exist. And that's a key problem. First and foremost, the philosophy of perception is the first key philosophical inquiry that would be used to prove the existence of good and evil. But perception is in itself a flawed theory, for there are many instances where perception is wrong (stars aren't white specks in the sky, they're big balls of burning gas...even then, the star might not actually be there, and we're really just seeing light that has yet to burn out; hallucinations are another example of perceptions flaws; and etc. etc. etc.). Even then, what is good to you might not be good to me under the logic of perception. So, in defining good and evil, there's much clarity needed. |
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Originally Posted by vampirechick92 I completely agree with you. Chaos is the eternal clashing of two opposites and it cannot exist without good and evil. If there was no good and evil there would be no chaos because there wouldn't be anything. We would just live in an empty world, where we did the same thing every day without any thought as to what we are doing. |
Was sic's post too long to read?
To elphie, like sic said you have to define good and evil first, and then define chaos with a definition that cant be disproven so easily.
Evil?
...for reference on defintions.