The Nature of Evil

The Bottom Turtle Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Ray and Ryan break down the spirit of evil. To do this, they use several examples of behavior exhibited by the computer science professor known as Ray in previous episodes. Specifically, they point out how Ray must be functioning out of a space that subordinates his sense making or rational faculty to an emotional faculty based on his claims in the conversation. This includes 1. accusing the hosts of asserting that a person is immoral for not agreeing with their definition of words. This is evidence of functioning out of something other than the logical since that is literally the exact opposite thing that was said. 2. Actually accusing the hosts of being bad for not agreeing to his definition of words which is amazingly ironic. And 3. trying to use a totally subjective structure to function as an objective structure that manifests objectivity.
The hosts discuss how the spirit of evil or delusion must deceive to protect its own existence. How subordinating one's self to such a spirit betrays one's self and separates one's self from themselves. How it leads to an incapability of making valid judgements. And finally, how acting out this mode of being imposes tyranny on others with which one is attempting to form a shared identity and how that threatens the life/continued existence of that being.
So join us if you're curious about the nature of evil and sin.

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