> Wanting to hurt others, for the sake of hurting them, is evil It looks evil when seen from the outside Pain and sorrow sometimes make people do such things, it's not really evil in my book, it's more of idk, payback somehow For the justice system, western one, intent matters when it comes to crime That's what makes the difference between manslaughter, and murder In the bible it's not written you shall not kill Most people believe that's what's written, but that's not what it says It says you shall not murder Which is quite different https://www.biblehub.com/exodus/20-13.htm The king james among others says "shall not kill" But the Young's Literal Translation for instance says 'Thou dost not murder. It's murder, because kill doesn't make sense You have a car accident you kill a pedestrian you go to hell? It's ridiculous, it's an accident Murder (first degree) requires intent and premeditation ... But, the fact that god said it's a capital sin, is it enough to qualify it as evil deed? Imagine you're a jew and you murder hitler (caricatural example for normies) Is that evil? ... (if we start with the premise of 6 million) What's evil? Murdering him or letting him live? While there are no doubts regarding his intentions toward jews... It's not simple those stories of good and evil Maybe I'm wrong, but as far as I know, nowhere in the bible is evil defined