Who was the most-evil man in history?
Judas Iscariot?
Genghis Khan?
Tamerlane?
Rodrigo Borgia?(pope Alexander VI)
Napoleon?
Lenin?
Stalin?
Hitler?
Tojo?
Pol Pot?
Idi Amin?
Another candidate?
My "vote" goes to Hitler. While some of his underlings committed great evils, they were done to gain favor with their boss. Himmler, Heydrich, Streicher, etc. were all in thrall to Hitler, & did whatever they believed it took to please him. Hitler brought out the most-evil tendencies stored in those men.
OTOH, Iscariot committed the one most-evil act in history, showing himself to be a true ingrate, and, despite hearing Jesus preach/teach often & seeing many of His miracles, still betrayed Him by showing the temple police who He was. But Hitler went on a 12-year binge of pure evil, being responsible for some 55 million deaths worldwide. He can be held accountable for every WW2 death, as Japan likely wouldn't've gone to war otherwise.
YOUR TURN!
Judas Iscariot?
Genghis Khan?
Tamerlane?
Rodrigo Borgia?(pope Alexander VI)
Napoleon?
Lenin?
Stalin?
Hitler?
Tojo?
Pol Pot?
Idi Amin?
Another candidate?
My "vote" goes to Hitler. While some of his underlings committed great evils, they were done to gain favor with their boss. Himmler, Heydrich, Streicher, etc. were all in thrall to Hitler, & did whatever they believed it took to please him. Hitler brought out the most-evil tendencies stored in those men.
OTOH, Iscariot committed the one most-evil act in history, showing himself to be a true ingrate, and, despite hearing Jesus preach/teach often & seeing many of His miracles, still betrayed Him by showing the temple police who He was. But Hitler went on a 12-year binge of pure evil, being responsible for some 55 million deaths worldwide. He can be held accountable for every WW2 death, as Japan likely wouldn't've gone to war otherwise.
YOUR TURN!
