regent
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Perhaps
but to some
The more modern "liberal'
(a word co-opted from the classical use of the word)
approach that man is neither good or evil.
It is more a case of nurture
Classical liberal would probably argue that man is both good and evil
individual choice is the biggest factor
Many good people have been raised in terrible environments
just as many evil people have been raised in good environments
How can liberals possibly believe that man is basically good when they also believe government has to force men to help the poor and the elderly?
Is it easier to get some people to help the poor and elderly than other people?