There’s Help For Beating Our Own Evil Desires

The conflict between good and evil is not a drama akin to that which John Milton described in Paradise Lost, written in 1674, long before the Holocaust or the atom was split.  It's a contemporary battle that is played out in business, politics, science, and human relations.  Today's world is one of disjunction, turmoil, conflict, inner frustration, and selfishness.  The battle is not just out there, either.  It's within--the constant conflict between what you know is right and what feels good; between what is just and what will get you what you desire which you know is wrong.