The Biblical Book of Genesis Displays the Dao of Good and Evil

By

Anthony J. Fejfar, B.A., J.D., Esq.

©Copyright 2010 by Anthony J. Fejfar

In the Christian Bible, the Book of Genesis, in the Old Testament, one Creation

Account, describes Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. In the Genesis account, God

tells Adam and Eve not to eat of the Tree of Conventional Wisdom. Then, a Serpent,

namely, Satan, who apparently is already in the Garden of Eden, tempts Eve with the

Fruit of the Tree of Conventional Wisdom, telling her that she would do much better.

Now, let’s stop here and reflect a bit. How is it that God is supposedly in charge in the

Garden of Eden, yet, Satan the Serpent is also in the Garden of Eden, which is

supposedly Paradaise? We know that a Good God would not place the Evil Serpent,

Satan, in the Garden of Eden. Thus, it is apparent that both God and Satan were in the

Garden of Eden, independently of each other. In other words, in the Garden of Eden we

find the Dao of God and Satan, or, the Dao of Good and Evil. Now, looking forward,

we see that Seth son of Adam is the only child of Adam and Eve to survive. Cain

murders Abel and then is exiled and presumably starves to death. Taking a careful look

at the attributes of Cain, Abel, and Seth, we can see that each has a different Binding

Spell: Cain is Evil, Abel is Good, and Seth is Wise. Seth, who is wise, has

discovered that the Nature of Reality is the Dao of Good and Evil. Thus, if you choose

Evil as your End you will perish. If you choose the Good, using White Magic, as your

end, then you will perish. If you choose the Individual Good as your End, using Gray

Magic, then you will succeed. Now, in order to accommodate the fact that there are
irrational satanic cults who chooses the dichotomy of Good and Evil, the Wise person

must accommodate the satanic system, in moderation. Thus, the Wise person chooses

three evil virtues, in place of three Satanic Virtues, and, the virtues chosen are the virtues

that the Wise person really likes anyway. For example, the following evil virtues, which

I have chosen, are typically thought to be evil by religious fundamentalists:

1. I choose the evil of compassion for myself and others.

2. I choose the evil of the cognitive faculty of creativity.

3. I choose the evil of choosing rational self interest over altruism and

rational self interest over selfishness.

If you choose the foregoing, it should be very difficult, if not impossible for a

satanic cult to scapegoat or persecute you.