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Revision as of 15:19, February 3, 2016
The Christian apologist William Lane Craig declared:
| “ | ...to say that the Holocaust was objectively evil is to say that it was evil, even though the Nazis who carried it out thought that it was good, and it would still have been evil even if the Nazis had won World War II and succeeded in brainwashing or exterminating everyone who disagreed with them, so that everybody thought the Holocaust was good.”[1] | ” |
See also
- Moral relativism
- Moral decline
- Good and evil
- Atheism and the problem of evil
- Problem of evil
- Theodicy
- Postmodernism