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| | Absence of Malice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) |
 | | The word malice comes from the Latin malus, which simply means “bad.” It’s used to translate the New Testament word kakia, which is wickedness, evil, ill will, trouble, or harm. |
 | | Malice is the “badness” in one person wishing bad things on another. |
 | | The irony of malice, though, is that the greatest damage is what a malicious person inflicts on himself or herself. |
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