What are 3 kinds of evil identified by philosophers?

Answer 1

Ancient texts on Vedic Visions speak of Kaam (The various desires), Krodh (Anger), Lobh (Greed) as basic foes of Humanity. An extension of these three they have put as Moha (Attachment), Mada ( the Ego ) and Matsarya ( Competition ).

These are the 6 foes ( 3 + 3 ) identified to degrade the Human Level of existence, perhaps into the animalistic nature, by the Vedic Scriptures and Visions of Ancient Sages of Bharat (India).

But then Animals are also a necessity in this world to run this world with some variety and colour. perhaps that's the Great Delusional Drama of the Supreme Being.

As derived from Sama Veda, Tatvamasi, Thou Divine Art THAT.

SAI RAM

Answer 2

The Three Evils as identifined by Philosophers are "terrorism, separatism and religious extremism." The phrase is frequently used when referring to counter-terrorism operations undertaken by China, the Central Asian republics, and Russia.-

Answer 3

Greed
Lust
Envy

Answer 4

Nefarious, nonetheless in undemanding utilization (frequently employed to describe a "scheme"), ability evil, criminal or heinous. Nefandous (extra or much less out of date) ability unspeakable, abominable or blasphemous. Nefast additionally looks in some dictionaries as a uncommon or out of date adjective additionally denoting unlawfulness.

Answer 5

1. Chosen unnecessary evils. E.g., murder.

2. Necessary (a.k.a. metaphysical) evils; i.e., evils that are necessary counterparts of goods. E.g., the need to kill for food.

3. Contingent (a.k.a. natural) evils. E.g., earthquake.

Answer 6

evil by mouth, evil by look, evil by touch

evil by lies

and evil in the form of the seven sins of our world

greed, lust, envy, pride, sloth, anger, and I'm afraid thesventh always escapes me... :-)

Answer 7

Life, Love and Learning by the ways of he who is not the lord, that is what some philosher said.

Answer 8

Evil as privation. (St Augustine)

Evil as banality. (Hannah Arendt)

Evil as meaninglessness (Albert Camus)