I tend not to take a Manichean view of Evil and Good. I think we as a species are all too vulnerable in making awful mistakes. I would rather think in terms of sociopathy or psychopathology which ultimately doesn't work for society. The labels of "good" and "evil" have been co-opted by some for their personal agendas. For example, I'm sure that Falwell and Robertson have branded some folks as "evil" whether they merit this judgement or not.
I'm bothered by the philosophy of authoritarianism which promulgates "an eye for an eye"
and not a true picture of justice. In this context, "good" and "evil" are weapons in the hands of those who would take us to war.

Frank Hamilton