Photo ~ Dr. Francesca Minverva, this deceptively beautiful smile may be the last thing a newborn baby ever sees.

Dr. Mengele Would Have Been Proud

Evil comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, sounds, and smells. Many people (particularly liberals, progressives, and non-believers) are uncomfortable with the idea that monstrously evil individuals can also have the capacity to laugh, love their dogs, love their children and parents, be part of a community, and have a pleasant appearance.

These people would prefer to see evil as a function of some psychological/physiological abnormality rather than attribute it to a “choice” for which the individual is fully responsible.

In this view, evil people should have nothing in common with us; they are some bizarre, diseased branch of humanity.


Dr. Josef Mengele held a doctorate in anthropology from Munich University and a medical degree from Frankfurt University. He was an early medical pioneer in "after-birth abortions." His groundbreaking research was conducted at his world renowned clinic in Auschwitz, Poland.

The reason for this delusionary view of reality is simple.

It is rather frightening to confront the notion that if evil is a “choice” open to all human beings, then “I” am also capable of choosing evil. It gets worse.

Just as most evil people seem absolutely convinced that they are right and are oblivious to the evil that they perpetrate, or seem totally unaware that their ideas are perverse and corrupt, then how do I really know that I am different? Maybe my ideas are perverse and corrupt, maybe my actions are reprehensible and I am oblivious and unaware of their true nature.

Let’s face it, just about everybody thinks they are right. “All of a man’s ways are proper in his own eyes…” (Proverbs) No, anyone is capable of choosing evil, even those who seem to be perfectly normal and just like us.

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