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23 - "What's the meaning of goodness if there isn't a little badness to overcome?" - 'National Velvet'
And that would be the eternal question, wouldn't it? Can virtue exist in a vacuum, or must it have its counterpart of vice to define it by contrast? What is good without evil to give it purpose, or evil without good to oppose?
Personally, I think that particular line of questioning misses the point.
( Long is the way/And hard, that out of Hell leads up to Light )
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OOC Note: cut text is a quote from Paradise Lost by John Milton
And that would be the eternal question, wouldn't it? Can virtue exist in a vacuum, or must it have its counterpart of vice to define it by contrast? What is good without evil to give it purpose, or evil without good to oppose?
Personally, I think that particular line of questioning misses the point.
( Long is the way/And hard, that out of Hell leads up to Light )
(328, not counting quote)
OOC Note: cut text is a quote from Paradise Lost by John Milton
