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These are the Seven Truths of '''Evil''':
These are the Seven Truths of '''Evil''':


1) What is called evil is simply the drive for advancement, for greatness. We
# What is called evil is simply the drive for advancement, for greatness. We seek, through discipline and pain, to spur the advancement of nothing less than sentient life.
seek, through discipline and pain, to spur the advancement of nothing less
# Cruelty - the application of pain - is the method by which one weeds out the weak and feeble-minded from the population.
than sentient life.
# Weakness must be eliminated in all its forms: Physical, Mental, and Spiritual.
# The enemies of strength are those who trumpet the effeminate values of forgiveness, tolerance, and laxity of discipline.
# The body may be made stronger through combat.
# The mind may be made stronger through the elimination of conscience. One does this by inflicting pain on others.
# The spirit may be made stronger by enduring hardships, both self-imposed and externally-imposed.


2) Cruelty - the application of pain - is the method by which one weeds out
The Lord of Evil is [[Sartan]], the Malevolent.
the weak and feeble-minded from the population.


3) Weakness must be eliminated in all its forms: Physical, Mental, and
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Spiritual.
 
4) The enemies of strength are those who trumpet the effeminate values of
forgiveness, tolerance, and laxity of discipline.
 
5) The body may be made stronger through combat.
 
6) The mind may be made stronger through the elimination of conscience. One
does this by inflicting pain on others.
 
7) The spirit may be made stronger by enduring hardships, both self-imposed
and externally-imposed.
 
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Latest revision as of 00:59, 11 March 2013

These are the Seven Truths of Evil:

  1. What is called evil is simply the drive for advancement, for greatness. We seek, through discipline and pain, to spur the advancement of nothing less than sentient life.
  2. Cruelty - the application of pain - is the method by which one weeds out the weak and feeble-minded from the population.
  3. Weakness must be eliminated in all its forms: Physical, Mental, and Spiritual.
  4. The enemies of strength are those who trumpet the effeminate values of forgiveness, tolerance, and laxity of discipline.
  5. The body may be made stronger through combat.
  6. The mind may be made stronger through the elimination of conscience. One does this by inflicting pain on others.
  7. The spirit may be made stronger by enduring hardships, both self-imposed and externally-imposed.

The Lord of Evil is Sartan, the Malevolent.