Doesn't evil always want to be bigger than it is?

Question

From a hypothetical point. Didn't the Devil want to be god? And evil wants to be the center of attention? And blows itself up out of proportion?And makes itself seem SO BIG that We can't do anything about it?
Evil is NOT that big.
For example. They say 500 people, (approx), were killed with handguns in New York City last year. And any loss of Life is tragic. But there are 8,000,000 people in New York City.
Why do we focus on the one person that was rude to us for a minute and let it ruin our whole day? Best to come to grips with the reality of evil, negativity, or whatever you want to call it. And put it in it's place!

Anthony Silva
USA

Answer 1

Exactly. That is how we give it power, by letting it get to us. I told a friend the other day that the news media makes it sound like the world is more violent and evil than ever, but in truth we are more civilized. Wars in the past killed scores more people, there was slavery, and the majority of the people had no human rights. It appears to be worse only because the media takes every scrap of crime and dwells on it, blowing it out of proportion.

Answer 2

Yep . Islam is the best example, atleast in India. Also Christian converts are no less, but they have a sane mind altleast. A lesser evil.

Answer 3

yeah, Fox News totally amps up the few negative things a few jerks do and ignores the many nice things people do for each other, calling OJ newsworthy and the extortion by contractors and friends of Bush in Iraq "normal or 'secret' "

check this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKVp7GcuXGk

Answer 4

absolutely, it is not good to focus too much on it & give it power..
PS.the dark forces hate to be ignored

Answer 5

normally