Adam after Aden - Voltaire

From the awareness of the disgruntled children of Adam about the disasters, destruction, wars, massacres, pain, bitterness, epidemics, ailments, hatred, ignorance, famine, and destruction... the universe of confrontation in its broad sense grows to justify rejecting the manifestations of "evil" lurking in our world, and this confrontation represents both the hidden and the declared moderation and frankness, both as a stubborn loyalty to the spirit of the Enlightenment philosophy, not only because of the inherent values in it but also because it has, and still does, provide a conscious refuge from the brutality of the presence of evil and its nightmare that humanity has been under since the first deception. Adam after Eden - Voltaire