Good and Evil of the 21st Century

What is good and what is evil? Can we be good in bad times? Or does evil awaken the darkness within us? And where do we seek solace in difficult times? Marek Orko Vácha reflects on how we behave in crisis situations, whether we are able to help when faced with disasters, how well leaders who start wars sleep, or what each person can do to make the world a better place to live. In seven parts, the book gradually addresses questions related to altruism, faith and its position in the modern world, the mission of doctors, and the quality of daily coexistence between people of different nationalities and beliefs in an era that is not easy for anyone. When analysing the properties of good and evil, he states: “Evil takes itself very seriously. Dictators are not witty, they have no sense of self-irony, they have their grand ideas for which they do not hesitate to let millions of people die. Good, on the other hand, is sparkling, creative, dancing, sensitive.”