The Dichotomy of Good and Evil

This chapter examines the portrayal of Satan in the New Testament, with a focus on the Gospel of John, and its implications for understanding good and evil within religious and political contexts. The discussion critiques historical narratives surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting the role of key figures such as Pontius Pilate and the chief priests while addressing the unjust blame placed on the Jewish community. Furthermore, it delves into the evolution of the concept of Satan, emphasizing its impact on Christian anti-Semitism and the binary worldview of salvation versus condemnation.