The truth is something that should be used in all cases, unless severe circumstances call for falsehood.
True		False

The truth is something that should be used only in cases where necessary.
True		False

Truth and falsehood should be used as needed for the benefit of one or one's cause.
True		False

If a member of a group commits an act against another group (religion, morality, family, organization, political party), then their actions reflect on the group, and the group is responsible.
True		False

If a member of a group commits an act against another group (see above), then their actions are completely independent of the group, and the group should not be held responsible unless proved that the majority of the group supports that act. Then the entire group should be punished.
True		False

If a member of a group commits an act against another group (see above), then their actions are their own, and the group shall not be held responsible.
True		False

Evil is defined by those who use cruel methods to attain their ends.
True		False

Evil is defined by all those who are against your policies.
True		False

You, by your own definition, are evil.
True		False

Enemy and Evil are synonyms.
True		False

Good is defined by those who are currently in charge of the government, and Evil is defined by those against it.
True		False

You, by the previous definition, are good (follow the current leading government).
True		False

Death, if justifiable to your own moral, is guiltless.
True		False

Torture, if justifiable to your own moral, is guiltless.
True		False

You find pleasure in the pain of others, or wish to be the cause of it.
True		False

Good and Evil must exist in equal proportions to avoid utter corruption.
True		False

There is no good or evil.
True		False

If your group were to go to battle against another group, you would join your group, even without having all of the information.
True		False

You would learn enough to become the leader of or a minor leader in the group.
True		False