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- 1Thiel sparks debate with 'evil may be good' remark●Thiel: "If you're evil maybe you're kind of good"
Venture capitalist Peter Thiel is drawing attention after a remark in which he suggested that "if you're evil maybe you're kind of good." The comment, framed in coverage as an 'Antichrist confession,' is fueling discussion about his worldview and its implications for Silicon Valley and US politics. Critics see it as a provocation; supporters read it as characteristically contrarian philosophy.
- 2Turkish posts revisit the Antichrist as described in Christian scripture▼Deccal / Antichrist Deccal Hristiyan inancında ve Ahit’te şöyle tanımlanır: Kanunsuzluğun Adamı, Kanunsuz Olan (2 Thes.
Discussion in Turkish is recirculating the traditional Christian description of the Antichrist, or 'Deccal', drawing on Paul's letters in the New Testament. The figure is described as the 'Man of Lawlessness' and 'Son of Destruction' from 2 Thessalonians, a satanic but charismatically deceptive world leader expected in the years before the Second Coming of Christ, according to the Apostle Paul's writing.