Evil refers to a profound immorality, malevolence, or wickedness. It typically denotes actions, behaviors, or intentions that cause harm, suffering, or destruction, often violating moral principles or ethical standards. In various philosophical, religious, and cultural contexts, the concept of evil is used to describe the opposite of good and is often personified in figures or forms that represent malevolence, such as demons or dark deities. Evil can manifest in numerous ways, including acts of violence, deceit, injustice, and cruelty, and is often contrasted with virtue and righteousness. The nature of evil has been a subject of intense debate among theologians, philosophers, and scholars, concerning its origins, its implications for human behavior and society, and its relationship to concepts of free will and moral responsibility.
EVIL has mysteriously vanished from NJPW, sparking speculation among fans and insiders. His recent defeat and explosive remarks indicate serious discontent with the organization. Despite his absence from Japan, he…