[lit-ideas] Re: Geary's "Seminar on Evil"
- From: Jlsperanza@xxxxxxx
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2007 07:43:25 EST
ASSIGNMENT # 3
Choose any of these quotes below, and provide a story where the epigrammist
comes out as one of the characters in the situation. In other words, provide
a context for the quote (Credits: 40)
1732 POPE
An Essay on Man I. 292
All Nature is but Art,
unknown to thee..
All partial Evil, universal Good.
1759 JOHNSON Idler No. 89 4
Almost all the moral good which is left among us, is the apparent effect of
physical evil.
1819 Pantologia s.v., The most serious difficulty lies in accounting for the
permission of moral evil or guilt.
1846 TRENCH Mirac. xviii. (1862) 295
They [the Scriptures] ever recognize the reality of evil.
1860 PUSEY Min. Proph. 180
Evil is of two sorts, evil of sin, and evil of punishment.
1869 J. MARTINEAU Ess. II. 42
Moral evil is a broad black fact.
1878 TAIT & STEWART Unseen Univ. vii. 269
The greatest of all The greatthe origin of evil.
Cheers,
JLS
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