I do not deny that people have had and continue to have experiences that could be classified as supernatural, inexplicable, spiritual, mystical or divine, but i deny the notion that only a select few can have these; I deny the notion that a select few should be unquestioningly given authority and obedience solely on the basis of their ability to interface with and interpret the “divine.” I deny the notion that only one interpretation of the divine is “correct.” I deny the notion that people who do not subscribe to my definition of the divine are “bad” or “evil.” It is my belief that true evil exists not as physical or distinct entities, but that it does not exist at all- “evil” being the low, debased and simplified word for humanity’s inability to reconcile the fact that a diversity of philosophies exist in the world and our collective discomfort with what is new, different or at odds with whatever established doctrines are in play. If such a concept as the manifestation of all that is wrong should exist, it exists only under the aegis of subjugating others to serve narrow interests of an entity that involuntarily denies a human’s inherent dignity.