text: Always There:  I suggest that each of us has our ideas of what is "good" and what is "evil".  A radical Islamic zealot may consider "killing infidels" good and feel it's sanctioned by his/her God.  A radical right-wing Christian may feel abortion is so "evil" that he/she is justified in bombing abortion clinics or killing abortion doctors and feel it's sanctioned by his/her God  I don't consider myself "God"...don't be silly.  There are as many motives and intentions as there are people, and, as we should know today, they're often at cross-purpose.  
  
  I'm sure there are folks (judging from you post, you among them) who, indeed, consider my perspective skewed.  I, on the other hand, for example consider the perspectives of both the aforementioned zealots skewed.  
  
  Do I judge others by their actions?  Of course I do, as does everyone else.  I, as a simple example, judge the actions of the Dallas gunman to be so wrong and harmful that I, indeed, would call them evil.  Should I apologize?