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 1 IV,9   |  liberty, at the urging of the Evil One. Man set himself against
 2 IV,9   |    more fully, "the mystery of evil" which exists in the world
 3 IV,9   |        abuse of it by choosing evil, against the will of God.
 4 IV,9   |       as God, knowing good and evil" (Gen 3:5), that is to say,
 5 IV,9   |       what is good and what is evil independently of God, his
 6 IV,9   |        manifests itself in the evil present in the history of
 7 IV,9   |  however, as the author of the evil of sin, the human being -
 8 IV,10  |     say, for purification from evil and liberation from sin:
 9 IV,10  |         The overcoming of this evil inheritance is, generation
10 IV,11  |       the fact that sin is the evil at man's "beginning" and
11 IV,11  |    foretelling of victory over evil, over sin. This is proved
12 IV,11  |     through a struggle against evil - through the "enmity" between
13 IV,11  | struggle against the author of evil in human history.~The comparison
14  V,14  |  various ways to "abolish" the evil of this sin. Normally a
15 VIII,30|      the Proto-evangelium: the Evil One, the "father of lies"
16 VIII,30|     see that the struggle with evil and the Evil One marks the
17 VIII,30|     struggle with evil and the Evil One marks the biblical exemplar