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    Is Dormammu Evil?Andrew T. Vink -2018 - In Marc D. White,Doctor Strange and Philosophy. Wiley. pp. 217–227.
    Introduced in the comics in 1964, the “Dread Dormammu” is the ruler of the Dark Dimension and its magicks, with power comparable to the Vishanti, the mystical beings from whom Doctor Stephen Strange summons his own mystical energy. St. Augustine's journey was not too different from that of Stephen Strange: a man of secular culture who eventually is awakened to his higher calling from forces beyond the physical realm. One of Augustine's key insights into the realities of the human person (...) is an understanding of evil. His definition of metaphysical evil is a standard that still dominates conversations among philosophers centuries after his death. Augustine's conception of natural evil is rooted in his understanding that evil was brought into the natural world by sin. It seems that, being morally evil, Dormammu fits the mold of a classic Marvel villain. (shrink)
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    (1 other version)In The Midst of Our Sorrows: An Existential-Phenomenological Analysis of Evil.Andrew T. Vink -2013 -Heythrop Journal 54 (2):15-31.
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