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"Evil as excess
editI removed the following phrase:
- It has been suggested that not all evil is due to a privation; malaria, for example, is due to not a lacking, but an excess (in this case, of disease).[6]
It was referred to a "Beginner's guide", which hardly can be accepted as a solid reference. In this way any type of evil may be explained: as an excess of a particular "carrier of evil". If cact, this is clearly a logical blunder: it is simply a regression ("sweeping under the carpet" of the issue): it does not explain how the "carrier of evil" have got the evil to carry. To explain it for a layman: the fridge may be described as a "carrier of cold", but it does not bring "cold" (although we may colloquially say so): in fact, it removes heat. Staszek Lem (talk) 01:55, 7 September 2012 (UTC)