Our religious preoccupation to what is Good and Evil, and our struggle to make sense out of it, may be the defining theme that make human beings. People are religious, because they believe that they will be rewarded, but this motivates us to also do unthinkable things. It makes us unkind, distorted and lost. We are very simply wanderers in search of our insatiable fulfilment. I present that we are constantly visited by ideas and suggestions which sometimes, for the better of our judgement be the reasons for our folly. For lust surely lives in a cave in our heart. Our need to be comforted and assured of our place in this world makes us vulnerable and this encourages us to collude in “a’ way to be good, to be accepted and ultimately be loved. And so we merrily row our boats. Away from the glaring judgement of others, contentions lay awake inside of our minds wrestling like snakes until we leech on to an ‘answer’. We live like hermit crabs carrying the burden of our disguise with the hopes that we may make it pass our ultimate judge of character. Our relentless journey to somewhere just so we can run away from something else, doesn’t make us wicked. Undecided perhaps. Finally after all that running and collusion, I do think that Good and Evil lives in the same house.”