The evil one and the impenitent who receive his mark

Renew America ^ | Dec. 6, 2021 | Linda Kimball

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Roy Hazelwood was one of the original profilers at the Behavioral Science Unit when it was first developed at Quantico. He served with the FBI for twenty-two years, taught courses at the Academy, the University of Virginia, the University of Pennsylvania, the U. S. Military Police CID, and Southern Police Institute. As well he was a board-certified forensic examiner and commentator who appeared as an expert on criminal investigations on numerous radio and television shows.

Hazelwood studied Augustine’s writings where he discusses the five, mainly spiritual, steps that men and women take to act in sinful ways. First, sin originates in the intellect (spirit), then moves to the senses for approval. Third, the consequences are considered, then the will makes a decision to act, and finally, the intellect rationalizes the behavior. Hazelwood realized that if he replaced the word ‘sin’ with the word ‘crime’ he could apply it to his work and lectures:

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So... he’s a plagiarist?

[cyn]

M Scott Peck, M.D.
People of the Lie
(the hope for healing human evil)

Just have to put that there - now I’ll check out link

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// Hazelwood observes that most successful sexual sadists are narcissists, who like the criminal elements ruling over our nation and over the world, believe they are superior to society in general and law enforcement in particular. They come to believe they can’t get caught, so they engage in greater and greater risk taking. This serves two purposes: to prove they are superior and to maintain the “high” they get from committing crimes. //

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