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Definitely knowledge; almost nothing sounds worse than the agony and oblivion of ignorance, though it remains unfelt. In essence, I would rather admit my ignorance with knowledge, feel it, know it, and try to increase it; both knowledge and ignorance seem inevitably inseparable, but I would at least strive hardest for the former. :nod:
To the person below me: same question.
Knowledge - because if one has knowledge he / she will ultimately find ways to overcome the hardships.
To the person below me - the same question.
Knowledge - and that's why.
Same question
Knowledge!
Have you ever seen a cow smoking grass?
Smoking? hmmm...no
Have you ever been mad?
Yes, anger is a natural emotion
Have you ever posted in my counting thread?
Mad as in angry? Yes
Mad as in insane? Well...yes.
Do you think that my signature is true?
I think is what people do believe might come true.
Do you believe in your thinking?
Very strongly
Do you believe in naturally evil people.
No, only people who evily willingly cast themselves into an unnatural disposition, counting it more convenient to resist Good than to adhere to the good nature (whether in good times or in bad).
same q.
Intrinsically evil people, no; unintentionally evil people, yes. I feel that most termed 'evil' occurs in the world more through misunderstanding, refusing to think, or difficulty resolving problems rather than actually intending evil.
To the person below me: same question.
No, I have never seen or heard of a naturally 'evil' person outside of literature (Iago).
I also like Mil's answer.
Same question.
Having met a few really 'evil' persons, I'd say I believe in them. But I don't think their 'evil' nature is innate. I admit that some of them are unaware of the consequences of their deeds, yet it's only fair to say that others feel 'pleasure' in what they do (being perfectly well-informed about it).
Same Q.
I have to go with Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck on this one, and say that naturaly evil people can exist, Their ability to change depends on their mutability, but they will be naturaly evil and will always have to be careful for regression if they live good lives.
Same Q.
Your answer fits well into mine. Some purposely ignore the gooness of their GOD-given nature, and choose a deficient state over the fulness of being they'd have if they loved Godd rather than the evil they love instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElizabethSewall
carry on with the q.