Quotes About Evil

God loves everyone, to the point that He will permit evil to befall those who are not ready to defend themselves.

God will not punish, or put the blame upon the innocent, nor allow the criminals to go free without paying the price of their evil deeds.

Going beyond good and evil is training to start loving the things you hated and trying to hate the things you loved so much for no reason.

Good and evil come from the same thread, from God himself. I guess you believe He's the creator of everything. This means that nothing can be outside of His power or creation.

Happiness will seek for you only when you cease running away from the things that you call evil.

Let us visualise that you are terrified and afraid of evil or demons, but will those creatures live forever too?

Poverty seems to be the root of all evil. Whereas the children of rich parents are spoiled daily.

Real devils are the people who don't want to see God forgive the devil on judgment day.

The Bible: Money is the root of all evil. Again the Bible: Give 10% of your income to the church. Is money good or evil? Should we pursue it or not, otherwise where will this 10% come from?!

The day the devil asks for forgiveness is the day he ceases to be considered the wicked one. It's said that God loves to forgive.

The devil himself is not inspired. He's the master of imitation, I don't think he can succeed in inspiring anyone too.

The fact that the Vatican has its own banking system proves that money is not the root of all evil.

The fear of death make people do all the stupid things in the world. You want protection from evil? But who will live forever?

The purpose of meditation is not to calm the mind. It's all about controlling your thoughts and emotions. Familiarise yourself with good and evil, the shortest path to eternal wisdom.

There is so much goodness in this world than evil. Even the devil himself experience some worse days (nightmares).

They say the devil is only antichrist, but why not also anti-God?

We must not, at any cost, behave like little children who are ready to take credit for good deeds but run away wherever evil ones appear.

Evil then consists not in being created but in the rebellious idolatry by which humans worship and honour elements of the natural world rather than the God who made them. The result is that the cosmos is out of joint. Instead of humans being God's wise vice-regents over creation, they ignore the creator and try to worship something less demanding, something that will give them a short-term fix of power or pleasure.

What the Gospels offer is not a philosophical explanation of evil—what it is or why it's there—but the story of an event in which the living God deals with it

Redemption is not simply making creation a bit better, as the optimistic evolutionist would try to suggest. Nor is it rescuing spirits and souls from an evil material world, as the Gnostic would want to say. It is the remaking of creation, having dealt with the evil that is defacing and distorting it. And it is accomplished by the same God, now known in Jesus Christ, through whom it was made in the first place.

The Psalms do not, that is, offer us an answer for "the problem of evil." But they are clear where the answer is not to be found. It is not to be found where the pantheist wants to find it, suggesting that "evil" is merely a matter of our perception and that the world just is the way it is and we should get used to it.

What matters is eschatological duality (the present age and the age to come), not ontological dualism (an evil "earth" and a good "heaven"). Evil

There are temptations to idolatry at every level, and the greater the good the greater the temptation.

9'So this is how you should pray: Our father in heaven, May your name be honoured 10May your kingdom come May your will be done As in heaven, so on earth. 11Give us today the bread we need now; 12And forgive us the things we owe, As we too have forgiven what was owed to us. 13Don't bring us into the great Trial, But rescue us from evil.