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%EVIL ENFORCEMENT MORAL CODE LAW RULES COMMANDS SIN+981130                                       
%ALIENATION ESTRANGEMENT CONDEMNATION EXCOMMUNICATE 981130                                        
                                                                                                                               
     People  who  are preoccupied with issues  of  control                                                           
often become self-righteous and arrogantly seek to enforce       
their own moral codes, laws, rules,  and commandments upon                   
others  who are more vulnerable than they are  themselves.    
Such  people  often regard righteousness as having  to  do       
with  proper forms of conformity;  rather than with  being            
involved in right, healthy, open, and honest relationships       
with  others  who are seeking to be true to themselves and    
each  other.     Thus  such people often  engage  in  evil                                       
(alienative) patterns  of attitudes,  thoughts,  decisions                                        
and   action  through   their  efforts  to  control  other                                
people.      They cannot recognize how evil their patterns                                       
are   ---   because  they do not recognize evil  as  being                          
present    wherever   there   is   human:      alienation,                                        
estrangement,        excommunication,        condemnation,                                                                
judgmentalism,      coercion,     violence,  arrogance  or           
self-righteousness.       
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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