The Nature Of Evil

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Exploring the origins of evil, Henry James posits that it is a construct of the human mind rather than a concrete entity. Through a letter to theologian Edward Beecher, he examines the influence of religion on our perception of evil and suggests methods for society to address it. Drawing from personal insights, James offers a nuanced perspective on this intricate subject, making the work relevant to contemporary discussions about morality. This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of the original text, despite potential imperfections.