>>Cool. So is torture also evil no matter the circumstances?
>The rationale for Ikadz is that he receives the souls of the evil-doers
>and cleanses them before they can join the other dead. *Not* to
>interrogate but to *purgate*.
Ah, that's dead people though, what about the torture of the living against their will or desires? Is torture an inherently evil act?
>Whether this is evil or not is up to you, but I do think that Danfive
Xaron's cult is not evil.
Don't they only deal with people who have volunteered (or at least agreed as an alternative to death) to being "treated" by them?
Oliver
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