Are righteousness and malevolence acts that could only be committed against other people? If one is in confinement of solitude, coming in contact with no other persons or animals, is it possible that said person could commit any of these acts?
If so, what is judged as good and evil are only in the context of company.
Is it possible that one could commit these acts upon oneself?
If so, could it be said that any malevolence, be it towards others, or nature, or oneself, is only deleterious to the one committing said acts?
Why do we call actions made by people, and people only for the most part, good or bad?
2006-10-26
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