Christian Paradox

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My point was that morals are completely subjective. I don't see bad as evil, but evil has the connotation commonly associated with it as bad. Maybe a better way would be for me to explain what I feel bad is as opposed to good. Good are the actions we take that further me individually in whatever pursuit I'm currently seeking. Bad then would be the unending variables of probability on the space time continum that I didn't choose. Taking one step left is better than one step right because I'm closer to the snack bar. There I said better which my subconscious registers as left step better, right step worst. Then I justified it by attaching a focus. When trying to get to the snack bar from where I am now left steps are good and anything else is bad while the opposite of a left step is blatantly counterproductive or wrong. When I say people are inherintly evil, it's more of a reference to the plethera of possibilities we can and will do and that the right or good path is a narrow one of selection. Thoughts?