[NYer]

Eve never would have been tempted if the Serpent told her what really lay ahead — an end to paradise, the pain of childbirth followed by fratricide between her sons, the sufferings of aging culminating in the ravishment by disease and, finally, death. The Serpent lied... Eve suffered and died.

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[Victoria Delsoul]

From Hitler’s vision for a Thousand-Year Reich and Lenin’s promise to use the dictatorship of the proletariat to build a workers’ paradise, to abortion depicted as a women’s "health issue" and homosexual behavior justified as an "alternative lifestyle," evil always comes to humanity disguised as good. The results are just as invariably consistent — destruction, suffering and death. Beware the Serpent’s promises.

Well, if we look a bit further, we can see that even though evil is disguised as good, there is something wrong behind its facade. For instance, when people are promised something for nothing, we know that it isn't right. There is something terribly wrong when women's freedom of choice means the killing of their unborn, and homosexuality is regarded as a lifestyle. Evil sometimes looks beautiful but as we get closer, it is ugly.