What is the difference between good and bad person?
“Good” people are good for you, “bad” people are bad for you.Let me explain in detail. A lion hunts a deer. A robber robs a victim. In both cases, there are profiteers and victims. In the robber’s point of view, he get resource for himself, or his family, which is good (for him and them). It is opposite from the victim’s point of view though.Now you may say, but the robbing is bad for society. It’s half true: the robbing is bad for THIS particular society. The Vikings robbed, but their society didn’t collapse because of that. This is the secret: they always rob the outsiders. From their point of view, the robbers were hero who gloriously defeated the enemy. I would assume you learned in history, that ‘our side was victorious, we destroyed their 10000 man army, and bring back spoils of was’. Was that killing and robbing ? Yes it was. Was that bad? No, it wasn’t. Why ? Because it was good for us.Hope this help.
What is the difference between a great person and a good person?
A good person will do good and people will know that he/she did, a great person will do good, but will never let people know what he/she did.A good person will help you, a great person will encourage you to help yourselfA good person will not do any harm to the people conspire against them, a great person will will do good to them as well, to give them a thing on self realizationA good person will love their partner and remain loyal, a great person will forgive a non loyal partner as wellA good person will help their collegues at workplace, a great person will work as a team and will not say word even if he/she doesn'tosent get any credit of what he/ she didPS: Its not easy to be a good person, but its takes a lot to be a great person!If you meet one don't let them go!If you want to be one, be careful, today's world does not deserve great people!
What is the difference between a "bad person" and an "evil person"?
I don't think we can have the knowledge to designate bad or evil PEOPLE. However, bad and evil deeds are an entirely different issue.And I don't think that what may be often judged as the magnitude of the deed is automatically a definer.As illustration, I have done many "bad" deeds in my life, some trivial, others decidedly not. But only one that I would actually call evil. When I was in my 20's, back around 1977 or so, my roommate and I shared a garage apartment behind the home of a very bitter, caustic widow. We sometimes felt like the late "Mr. W." had built this appt. in order to have someplace to escape from his wife.He and I were members of a rather intense Episcopal Church in the neighborhood, which did a lot of good things (I don't blame this on them, it was all me.) But it was intense, to a somewhat monastic level.One year, about this time, we as a community were avoiding all sweets - pies, cakes, desserts of any kind (and a few deserts) along with other Lenten disciplines. It so happened that one Saturday (I think it was), "Mrs. W." showed up at our door with a chocolate pie she had baked for us. Very, very out of character for her. And citing our fast, I turned her away.Believe me, I have done things that were seriously bad -including one that shows up in a court record (although I was allowed to plead out and avoid conviction). But when I recall her face, and contemplate what I was doing, I really believe that "evil" is the proper word for my action.The reason for that is that I took her kindness, which was hard for her, and used it as an occasion for self-aggrandizement and putting my own (false) righteousness on display -it would be just silly except that I did it at her expense, and as to what she felt is the last few years of her life, I do not know. I doubt that anything I did was of great importance, but one never knows, and I certainly added rather than eased her burdens - I called her good and kindness bad, and did it in the name of God.I have no doubt about forgiveness, but I also have no doubt about the accuracy of my description.Bad and Evil have I think a fundamentally different flavor.
How can you differentiate between a good and a bad person?
To me the problem here isn't with distinguishing good from bad -- I simply disagree with those who say that good and bad are too difficult to identify... yes, there are complexities around that issue of values, but that doesn't mean the topic is entirely chaotic or unresolvable. Killing a child with a machete: bad. Saving a child from a burning building: good. See? That wasn't so hard.So right and wrong aren't the problem here. The problem is the attempt to classify a human being into one of two categories -- it's the "binary sorting" of a person. This is basically impossible to do, and it really is the wrong question, I think. People are vastly more complex than will fit into some concept as simple as 'she is good' or 'she is bad'.It's much easier if you narrow the judgments down to individual actions, which are more easily classified -- such as my example with killing vs. saving a child.Also, there's just not much value that I can see in classifying a person. What does that accomplish? We have laws which criminalize specific actions, and if someone does those actions, we can throw them in prison. What value is added by also giving them a label "bad person"? How does that help make the world a richer or better place? I don't quite see the point.
What are some differences between nice people and a good person?
[Good] people are always looking for opportunities to help others.Unsuccessful people are always asking, "What's in it for me?A nice person and a Good person will lend a buck to a friend asking for it. After all, it’s social obligation, reaction.A Good person will seek out altruistic acts. They will want, and try to do good works. They are the people volunteering or donating a part of their money to help causes.Almost everyone thinks they’re generally good people; they do the right thing. It’s not true. A genuinely good person does extrinsic things.Where genuine sincerity is something internal, and impossible to prove, purposefully trying to help others (without expecting something in return)—Level 4+ altruism is the distinguishing feature between one who is Good, and everyone else.With that, Tunde Alatishe's answer.
What is the difference between "not bad" and "good"?
"good" is better than "not bad". They do not refer to a person's personality, in the sense of saying, "he is a good person [he is a kind-hearted person]", or "he is not a bad person [he is not evil, he is not nasty]." They refer to the particular state of being of an article. Examples: 1. What was the weather like on your holiday? It was not bad. [It was acceptable; it could have been worse.] 2. The tutor said that my essay was good, but he said that my sister's was not bad. 3. How is your mother feeling today? Today she says that she is not bad. 4. I thought that I had made a good job of my woodwork, but the tutor said only that it was not bad.
What describes the difference between a good witch and a bad witch?
Well you see, reality isn't polarized between "good and evil" rather it's just shades of gray. There will always be things humanity doesn't fully understand. I too found myself with a similar dilemma before, but I never really gave it much mind. I also live in a third world country, I have TV... socializing is a better way to spend time. Just know that being able to sense things others can't isn't that big a deal, just think of it as having good hearing. Some people say witchcraft is a religion, though in fact it's just of factor in some, if not all (but with different names, praying can be considered a ritual). I can't really tell you if it's more than just superstition though, that's a conclusion that you must make by yourself as most people will speak on a "trust me" basis. I would be happy to help you find reading material online if you wish, pretty impartial stuff. Another note; try keeping this kind of stuff to yourself and maybe your closest friends. A good website for information on psychic abilities is www.psipog.net it's currently just an archive and the information is static. The site is also religiously ambiguous so it shouldn't conflict with your beliefs. Most people are capable of more than they admit or believe.