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Dissecting the Spectrum of Good and Evil in Human Nature
Manage episode 395840509 series 2976633
Have you ever found yourself wrestling with the question of whether people are born bad, or if they're shaped by the shadows of their past? It's a conundrum that we try to unravel as we engage in a stirring dialogue on Pagan Coffee Talk. With the infamy of characters like Jeffrey Dahmer and Charles Manson as our backdrop, we delve into the complexities of moral accountability and the murky waters where personal ethics meet external influence. It's a conversation that hits close to home, examining how we react to the missteps of our loved ones compared to those we don't know, and the societal desensitization to misconduct that's creeping into our collective consciousness.
Strap in as we navigate the intricate landscape of ethics, morals, and the perception of evil, illuminated by the real-life struggles of siblings growing up with a parent's alcoholism. Our discussion takes a philosophical turn as we question the impact of religious and spiritual beliefs on our ethical compass, pondering everything from pagan views on energy to the existence of true evil. And, as we inch closer to finding balance in our judgments of others, we reflect on the importance of aligning with personal values and making the tough choices about who we let into our lives. We invite you to grab a cup of coffee and join us for this heartfelt exploration, and encourage you to reach out through our social media to share your thoughts and continue this meaningful conversation, until our paths cross again on the next Pagan Coffee Talk.
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Discord: https://discord.gg/MdcMwqUjPZ
Facebook: (7) Life Temple and Seminary | Facebook
Chapters
1. Dissecting the Spectrum of Good and Evil in Human Nature (00:00:00)
2. Attributing Bad Behavior and Moral Accountability (00:00:26)
3. Ethics, Morals, and Perception of Evil (00:15:54)
4. Finding Balance and Making Judgments (00:27:40)
156 episodes
Manage episode 395840509 series 2976633
Have you ever found yourself wrestling with the question of whether people are born bad, or if they're shaped by the shadows of their past? It's a conundrum that we try to unravel as we engage in a stirring dialogue on Pagan Coffee Talk. With the infamy of characters like Jeffrey Dahmer and Charles Manson as our backdrop, we delve into the complexities of moral accountability and the murky waters where personal ethics meet external influence. It's a conversation that hits close to home, examining how we react to the missteps of our loved ones compared to those we don't know, and the societal desensitization to misconduct that's creeping into our collective consciousness.
Strap in as we navigate the intricate landscape of ethics, morals, and the perception of evil, illuminated by the real-life struggles of siblings growing up with a parent's alcoholism. Our discussion takes a philosophical turn as we question the impact of religious and spiritual beliefs on our ethical compass, pondering everything from pagan views on energy to the existence of true evil. And, as we inch closer to finding balance in our judgments of others, we reflect on the importance of aligning with personal values and making the tough choices about who we let into our lives. We invite you to grab a cup of coffee and join us for this heartfelt exploration, and encourage you to reach out through our social media to share your thoughts and continue this meaningful conversation, until our paths cross again on the next Pagan Coffee Talk.
Join us on
Discord: https://discord.gg/MdcMwqUjPZ
Facebook: (7) Life Temple and Seminary | Facebook
Chapters
1. Dissecting the Spectrum of Good and Evil in Human Nature (00:00:00)
2. Attributing Bad Behavior and Moral Accountability (00:00:26)
3. Ethics, Morals, and Perception of Evil (00:15:54)
4. Finding Balance and Making Judgments (00:27:40)
156 episodes
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