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 1    1,   8|     necessity or fear of a worse evil the workman accepts harder
 2    2,  12|       clarity in recognizing the evil of a solution which, by
 3    2,  13| exercises in the face of good or evil. Man is thus reduced to
 4    3,  25|      cowardice which gives in to evil and the violence which,
 5    3,  25|         the illusion of fighting evil, only makes it worse.~Nevertheless,
 6    3,  25|     constantly draws him towards evil and puts him in need of
 7    3,  25|        but he is also capable of evil. He can transcend his immediate
 8    3,  25|         organization which makes evil impossible, they also think
 9    3,  25|         from the subjects of the Evil One, and that this judgment
10    3,  25|     temptation and the forces of evil. Only at the end of history
11    3,  25|        struggle between good and evil continues even in the human
12    5,  45|  objective criterion of good and evil beyond the will of those
13    6,  56|        and straightway, lest the evil which is already so great